Many economists believe that a balanced budget is a more preferable option than a budget deficit. Which of the following options best corrects the underlined portion?
✓ Correct Answer: Option C
"Preferable" already implies "more desirable," making "more preferable" redundant. The correct idiom for comparison is "preferable to," not "preferable than" or "preferable over."
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