How have urban-rural inequalities evolved in China in recent years? a. They have been completely eradicated due to government policies. b. They have been significantly reduced but new inequalities in areas such as education and housing are emerging. c. They have worsened, with rural areas becoming more impoverished. d. They have stayed consistent, with no major changes observed

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