What is likely to happen to income inequality in a developing country as it undergoes rapid industrialization? A. Income inequality will decrease significantly. B. Income inequality will remain the same. C. Income inequality will increase initially, but may decrease over time. D. Income inequality will increase and continue to rise indefinitely.

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