tkacka15
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"Willetts, a highly respected figure who left parliament at the May election and now heads the independent Resolution Foundation thinktank, says in an article for the Observer that the fruits of prosperity are not being shared across age groups but rather pumped excessively into making the lives of pensioners more comfortable. “The decline of pensioner poverty is good news,” Willetts argues. “But not enough of it is a story of wider prosperity enjoyed by everyone.”" [From The Guardian.]
Does the pronoun "it" in the phrase "not enough of it" refer to "good news" in the above context?
Thank you.
Does the pronoun "it" in the phrase "not enough of it" refer to "good news" in the above context?
Thank you.