In the context of economic development, what could be a consequence of inequitable income distribution?

Increased social stability

Lower economic growth

Higher literacy rates

Equal access to healthcare

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B. Lower economic growth

Inequitable income distribution can lead to discontent, unrest, and a decrease in economic growth due to social tensions.

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