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The following figures depict the labour market equilibrium and the Lorenz curve. Assume that owners do not work. The Gini coefficient g can be calculated by g = u + η – (1 – u)s where u is the unemployment rate, η is the fraction of the population that is employed, and s is the wage share received by workers. In which of the following statements would the Gini coefficient always decrease, keeping all other factors unchanged?
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