Note(s): *** denotes the 1% statistical significance. ¹The computed t-values are used to test whether the estimated respective Gini coefficients of the actors are statistically different from zero; thus, H₀: G_k equals zero versus G_k is not equal to zero. S_k is the income share of each actor k and it indicates the contribution share of each actor to total income. G_k denotes the computed Gini coefficient of each actor k, and it measures the income inequality among actor k. R_k is the Gini correlation which represents the correlation between the income of each actor k and total income. D_k indicates the percentage contribution of each actor k to total income inequality. E_k is the partial derivative of the overall Gini coefficient with respect to a percentage change in income (y_k) of actor k. Source: Authors’ computations based on authors’ primary survey data, 2016