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| In the following sentence, both "increasing" and "increased" sounds ok to me. Could you tell me which one is grammatical and why "Increased demand for a currency, then, is due to either an increased transaction demand for money, or an _______ speculative demand for money." Thanks a lot!! Sammy |
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| Increasing, it continues to increase. Increased, it has increased up to this point and time and whether it may or may not continue to increase is not topic. |
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