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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 10 months ago
Democracies are unable to reduce economic inequalities because democracies are based on political equalities like universal adult franchise etc. Further, economic development of a country depends upon various factors like size of population, availibility of resources, cooperation from other countries etc. Besides, the political parties which are voted by the poor people, themselves do very little to implement policies to eradicate poverty and economic inequalities. Sometimes, even one sided development policies also results in greater economic inequalities.
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