There may be inequalities but they tend to be distributed and evened out by the various forms and distributions of resources throughout a population. Any change under this view will be slow and incremental, as groups have different interests and may act as "veto groups" to destroy legislation. The existence of diverse and competing interests is the basis for a democratic equilibrium, and is crucial for the obtaining of goals by individuals.
In a democratic system, disparities can arise but are typically balanced by the various forms and distributions of resources within a population. Any change under this perspective will occur gradually and incrementally, as groups have different interests and may act as "obstacles" to hinder legislation. The existence of diverse and competing interests is crucial for maintaining democratic stability and achieving individual goals.