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Why does economic inequality typically decline in industrial societies?   
A) An industrial economy requires more highly educated workers to operate its increasingly sophisticated machinery.   
B) These societies tend to be more socially heterogeneous, which divides people along racial, rather than economic, lines.   
C) As more and more surplus is amassed by the society, the distribution tends to become more equal.   
D) As workers become more suburbanized, their ability to organize decreases.   
E) The elite industrialists accumulate so much more than they need that they begin to distribute more of the surplus to the workers.

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