According to Hofstede's Model of National Culture, ________ is the degree to which societies accept that inequalities in well-being among members of the society are the result of differences in their individual abilities, both physical and intellectual, and their social status.

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The description given in the question matches with the concept of 'power-distance' as per Hofstede's Model of National Culture. Power-distance refers to the degree to which less powerful members of a society accept and expect that power is distributed unequally. A high power-distance score indicates that the society accepts inequalities in power and well-being, while a low power-distance score suggests that the society strives for equality.

According to Hofstede's Model of National Culture, ________ Is the Degree