Hofstede's model of national culture asserts that countries allow social and economic inequalities to persist.
low-power-distance
high-power-distance
high-uncertainty-avoidance
low-uncertainty-avoidance

Hofstede's model of national culture asserts that high-uncertainty-avoidance countries allow social and economic inequalities to persist.

Option C

Explanation:

The countries that have high uncertainty avoidance allow social and economic inequalities to persist. This is because the people behave in a very formal manner and within the stated laws and norms of the society.

The people of such countries are not open to changes and do not accept them happily. People of such countries follow rigid rules and have a specific and fixed structure in anything they do. People of high uncertainty avoidance countries are always in anxiety and stress.

answer; beware of exaggerated claims without supporting evidence;

answer; belief perseverance;