The fact that we see greater levels of inequality in industrial societies as compared to post-industrial societies is represented by

A) globalization.
B) the Lorenz curve.
C) the Gini Index.
D) Kuznets curve.

The Kuznets curve represents the relationship between industrialization and inequality. It suggests that inequality initially increases during the early stages of industrialization, but then decreases as countries reach a certain level of economic development and shift towards a post-industrial society. Therefore, choice D is the best answer. Choices A, B, and C are related to measuring inequality, but do not specifically address the difference between industrial and post-industrial societies.