What is often a result of economic growth in democracies?

Equitable wealth distribution

Persisting economic inequalities

Decrease in job opportunities

Formation of worker unions

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B. Persisting economic inequalities

Economic growth in democracies may often coincide with persisting economic inequalities, rather than equitable distribution of wealth.

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