Lower taxes would spur investment and help economic growth.A:spend B:appealC:require D:encourage
Lower taxes would spur investment and help economic growth.
A:spend
B:appeal
C:require
D:encourage
B:appeal
C:require
D:encourage
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解析：本句意思：“降低税收将刺激投资、促进经济发展。” encourage：鼓励，激励，例如：We want to encourage people to go fishing．我们希望鼓励人们去垂钓。spend：花费，例如：My kid spends hours chatting on the phone to her friends．我的孩子在电话上和朋友聊天，一聊就是几个小时。appeal：吸引，例如：On the other hand , the idea appealed to him．从另一方面来说，这个想法使他很感兴趣。require：要求，例如：These pets require a lot of care and attention这些宠物需要悉心照顾。
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