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The factor that has contributed to a reduction of income inequality in Argentina, Bolivia, and Peru is **D) move from dictatorship to Presidential republics**.
The transition to more democratic forms of governance, such as presidential republics, has often led to more inclusive policies aimed at reducing inequality and promoting social welfare, contributing to a more equitable distribution of income in these countries. While other factors might also play a role, the shift towards democracy has had significant impacts on social policies and economic opportunities for underrepresented groups in these nations.