In Hofstede's framework power distance refers to:
A) People's need to have control in their lives
B) People's need to exercise control over others
C) The extent to which societal inequity is accepted
D) The extent to which money translates into power in society
E) The extent to which women are different from men in their use of power

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Power distance refers to the extent to which people in a society are willing to accept and live with inequalities in power and authority. This includes accepting that those in positions of power have more privileges, access to resources, and decision-making authority than those with less power. It is not about individuals' need to have control in their own lives or exercise control over others, nor is it directly related to the translation of money into power or gender differences in the use of power.

In Hofstede's Framework Power Distance Refers To