The degree to which influence and control are unequally distributed among individuals and institutions within a particular culture is the measure of its power distance.

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Power distance is a concept in cultural dimensions theory by Geert Hofstede, which describes how the distribution of power is perceived by individuals in different societies. A high power distance indicates that a culture accepts unequal distribution of power, while a low power distance suggests a preference for equality and participatory decision-making.

The Degree to Which Influence and Control Are Unequally Distributed