Editing Economy of Namibia (section)

==Household wealth and income==
{{See also|Poverty in Namibia}}
In the financial year March 2009 – February 2010, every Namibian earned 15,000 N$ (roughly 2,000 US$) on average. Household income was dominated by wages (49.1%) and [[subsistence farming]] (23%), with further significant sources of income being business activities (8.1%, farming excluded), old-age pensions from government (9.9%), and cash remittance (2.9%). Commercial farming only contributed 0.6%.<ref>{{cite news
|title=Household Sources of Income
|date=August 2012
|work=[[Insight Namibia]]
|page=13}}</ref>

Every Namibian resident had on average 10,800 US$ of wealth accumulated in 2016, putting Namibia on third place in Africa. Individual wealth is, however, distributed very unequally; the country's [[Gini coefficient]] of 0.61 is one of the highest in the world. There are 3,300 US$-millionaires in Namibia, 1,400 of which live in the capital [[Windhoek]].<ref>{{cite news
|title=Namibians 3rd wealthiest people in Africa
|last=Nakashole
|first=Ndama
|date=24 April 2017
|newspaper=[[The Namibian]]
|page=13
|url=http://www.namibian.com.na/53749/read/Namibians-3rd-wealthiest-people-in-Africa}}</ref>