Economic inequalities have profound implications on political participation, as disparities in wealth can limit access to resources necessary for engagement. Individuals in lower economic brackets may face barriers like education, time constraints, and financial costs associated with voting or advocacy efforts. In contrast, wealthier individuals and organizations often have greater capacity to influence political decisions through campaign contributions and lobbying. This disparity can lead to underrepresentation of certain demographics, skewing policy outcomes in favor of affluent groups and perpetuating the cycle of inequality.