In Country Y, a developing nation in Sub-Saharan Africa, income inequality is measured by a Gini coefficient of
0.58. The country has a dual economy: a modern, capital-intensive mining sector (employing
5% of the labour force but generating
40% of GDP) and a traditional, labour-intensive agricultural sector (employing
70% of the labour force but generating only
15% of GDP). The government has recently introduced a national minimum wage, but enforcement is weak in rural areas.