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I. propelled by resilient private consumption, stronger growth around the world, and falling unemployment.
II. Investment is also picking up amid favourable financing conditions and considerably brightened economic sentiment as uncertainty has faded.
III. but the expansion will slow somewhat next year as well as in 2019.
I. The European economy has performed significantly better than expected this year, propelled by resilient private consumption, stronger growth around the world, and falling unemployment. This is contextually meaningful and hence correct. II. The European economy has performed significantly better than expected this year Investment is also picking up amid favourable financing conditions and considerably brightened economic sentiment as uncertainty has faded. This does not make sense and appears very dis-jointed. III. The European economy has performed significantly better than expected this year but the expansion will slow somewhat next year as well as in 2019. This is correct. Hence, option A is correct.
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