China’s economic and social development requires more substantial reforms, as unnecessary government influence on the private sector has an abuse of authority.A. brought in B. taken in C. resulted in 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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China’s economic and social development requires more substantial reforms, as unnecessary government influence on the private sector has _______ an abuse of authority.

A. brought in B. taken in C. resulted in D. participated in

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试题分析：句意：中国经济社会发展之所以需要更实质性的改革是因为政府对私人部门的不必要干预已经导致了滥用职权。bring in引进，赚得；take in吸收，理解，欺骗；result in导致：participate in参加。故选C。

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