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The Kuznets curve suggests that:
A)   industrialization and social stratification are unrelated.
B)   industrial societies will, in the longer run, become more stratified.
C)   industrial societies tend to become less stratified than agrarian societies.
D)   industrial societies will become less stratified in the future.
E)   industrial societies tend to become less stratified than hunting and gathering societies.

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Society: The Basics, Canadian Edition

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