Living wage per year. Dynamics of changes in the cost of living

19.03.2015 № 150/10

and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Moscow region for the fourth quarter of 2014

In accordance with the Federal Law of October 24, 1997 No. 134-FZ “On the living wage in Russian Federation", Laws of the Moscow Region No. 13/98-03 "On the cost of living in the Moscow Region", No. 28/2013-03 "On the consumer basket in the Moscow Region" and Decree of the Government of the Moscow Region dated July 10, 2013 No. 518/29 "On approval The procedure for calculating the cost of living per capita and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Moscow region" The Government of the Moscow Region decides:

1. Establish the cost of living in the Moscow region for the fourth quarter of 2014 per capita - 9150 rubles, for the working population - 10163 rubles, pensioners - 6896 rubles, children - 8747 rubles. I

2. Main Directorate for Information Policy of the Moscow Region in two week period After signing this resolution, ensure its official publication in the newspaper “Daily News. Moscow Region" and publication (posting) on the Internet portal of the Moscow Region Government.

DECISION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE MOSCOW REGION

10.12.2014 № 1060/48

On establishing the minimum subsistence level per capita

and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Moscow region for the third quarter of 2014

In accordance with the Federal Law of October 24, 1997 No. 134-FZ “On the subsistence level in the Russian Federation”, the laws of the Moscow region No. 13/98-03 “On the subsistence level in the Moscow region”, No. 28/2013-03 “On the consumer basket in Moscow Region" and the Decree of the Government of the Moscow Region dated July 10, 2013 No. 518/29 "On approval of the Procedure for calculating the cost of living wage per capita and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Moscow Region" The Government of the Moscow Region decides: To establish the cost of living wage in the Moscow Region region for the third quarter of 2014 per capita - 9063 10083 ruble, pensioners - 6804 ruble, children - 8641 ruble.

1. The Main Directorate for Information Policy of the Moscow Region, within two weeks after signing this resolution, ensure its official publication in the newspaper “Daily News. Moscow Region" and publication (posting) on the Internet portal of the Moscow Region Government.

Krasnogorsk Governor of the Moscow Region A.Yu. Vorobyov

DECISION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE MOSCOW REGION

04.09.2014 № 705/35

On establishing the minimum subsistence level per capita

and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Moscow region for the second quarter of 2014

In accordance with Federal Law from 10/24/1997 >&134-F3 “On the cost of living in the Russian Federation”, laws of the Moscow region No. 13/98-03 “On the cost of living in the Moscow region”, No. 28/2013-03 “On the consumer basket in the Moscow region” and the resolution Government of the Moscow Region dated July 10, 2013 No. 518/29 “On approval of the Procedure for calculating the cost of living per capita and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Moscow Region” The Government of the Moscow Region decides:

1. Establish the cost of living in the Moscow region for the second quarter of 2014 per capita - 9162 ruble, for the working population - 10186 rubles, pensioners - 6864 rubles, children - 8793 rubles.

2. The Main Directorate for Information Policy of the Moscow Region, within two weeks after signing this resolution, ensure its official publication in the newspaper “Daily News. Moscow Region" and publication (posting) on the Internet portal of the Moscow Region Government.

Krasnogorsk Governor of the Moscow Region A.Yu. Vorobyov

DECISION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE MOSCOW REGION

dated June 23, 2014 N 484/23

and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Moscow region for the first quarter of 2014

In accordance with the Federal Law of October 24, 1997 N 134-FZ “On the cost of living in the Russian Federation”, laws of the Moscow region N 13/98-OZ “On the cost of living in the Moscow region”, N 28/2013-OZ “On the consumer basket in the Moscow Region" and the Decree of the Government of the Moscow Region dated July 10, 2013 N 518/29 "On approval of the Procedure for calculating the cost of living per capita and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population in the Moscow Region" The Government of the Moscow Region decides:

1. Establish the cost of living in the Moscow region for the first quarter of 2014 per capita - 8533 rubles, for the working population - 9478 rubles, pensioners - 6402 rubles, children - 8209 rubles.

2. The Main Directorate for Information Policy of the Moscow Region, within two weeks after signing this resolution, ensure its official publication (posting) in the newspaper "Daily News. Moscow Region" and on the Internet portal of the Government of the Moscow Region.

3. This resolution comes into force 10 days after its official publication.

Krasnogorsk Governor of the Moscow Region A.Yu. Vorobyov

In accordance with Moscow City Law No. 23 of May 15, 2002 “On the cost of living in the city of Moscow,” the Moscow Government decides:

1. Establish the cost of living in the city of Moscow for the fourth quarter of 2014:

Per capita - 12,542 rubles;

For the working population - 14,330 rubles;

For pensioners - 8,915 rubles;

For children - 10,683 rubles.

2. Control over the implementation of this resolution shall be entrusted to the Deputy Mayor of Moscow in the Moscow Government on issues social development Pechatnikova L.M.

Mayor of Moscow

S.S. Sobyanin

Document overview

In the fourth quarter of 2014, the cost of living per capita was set at 12,542 rubles. (in the third quarter it was 12,171 rubles), for the working population - 14,330 rubles. (instead of 13,919 rubles), for pensioners - 8,915 rubles. (previously - 8646 rubles), for children - 10683 rubles. (was 10,316 rubles).

The subsistence minimum is used to assess the standard of living of the population of Moscow in the development and implementation of social programs of the city, for the purposes of state social payments, drawing up a draft capital budget, development and implementation of social protection measures for citizens.

The subsistence minimum is the minimum amount necessary to live. This amount includes food, essential non-food products, services, mandatory payments and fees.

Why do we need a living wage?

Nobody suggests living on a subsistence level, and it’s impossible. The cost of living does not include many important things. The cost of living is used by the government to evaluate and compare economic and social phenomena. In particular it is used for:

Formation of federal and regional budgets; establishing minimum wages; assessments of living standards throughout the country and in the regions; determining the amount of social payments, scholarships, benefits, etc. When determining the living wage, the entire population is divided into three categories: able-bodied people; pensioners; children.

For these groups of people, the cost of living varies. The highest minimum is for the working population, the lowest is for pensioners. The average is also calculated...

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The cost of living is a very important indicator taken into account when calculating all social payments, pensions and benefits. Since its value depends on the level of consumer prices, it is revised quarterly for each of 3 separate categories of the population: able-bodied citizens, pensioners and children. In addition, each subject of the Russian Federation sets its own subsistence level, depending on the level of consumer prices in a particular region.

In the 2nd quarter of 2013, the cost of living in Russia as a whole amounted to 7,372 rubles, including for able-bodied citizens - 7,941 rubles, pensioners - 6,043 rubles, children - 7,104 rubles.

How much will the cost of living increase in Russia in 2014?

According to the Ministry of Economic Development, the cost of living in 2014 will increase by approximately 6% and will amount to 8,200 rubles for the country as a whole. However, this figure may be revised if the inflation rate is more than the expected 5%.

For the first...

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The concept of a living wage includes consumer basket, which includes the minimum package of food and essential goods that provides the normal needs of human life. The living wage must provide normal conditions life, including human physiology and health. True, in a modern rule-of-law state, when taking into account such an indicator as the cost of living, one has to take into account mandatory government fees and taxes.

The size of the subsistence minimum in Russia is regulated by the relevant Federal Law, which also regulates the criteria according to which it is determined what exactly the subsistence minimum should be for a certain period of time, and determines the methodology for calculating what the subsistence minimum per person should be.

How is the minimum size determined?

According to clear regulations that leave no room for...

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The cost of living in Russia (LM) is a value that is used to assess the standard of living in the country. The quality of life of people also depends on the indicator, because the PM determines the minimum wage and the amount of social payments, subsidies, pensions, and scholarships. The statistical indicator is calculated based on the price of products that make up the consumer basket (CB), food and non-food products, and payment for services. Every year the cost of living in Russia is increased at least to the inflation rate in order to maintain the standard of living of the population.

Determination of the cost of living

There are several methods for determining the minimum standard of living in a country:

Statistical method. The living wage is set at the income level of about 10-20% of the least wealthy people. In this way, the coefficient can be determined in countries with high level income. Sociological method. The indicator is determined in the process of...

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The average cost of living in Russia for the second quarter of 2014 was set at 8,192 rubles. For children, this figure was 7,920 rubles, for pensioners - 6,717 rubles, and for the working population - 8,834 rubles.

An increase in the average cost of living by 6.6%, compared to this figure in the first quarter of 2014, is due to an increase in the cost of the food basket per capita by 6.2% in the second quarter of 2014. According to Rosstat, the general consumer price index also increased - in Russia as a whole it amounted to 102.7% by the first quarter of 2014.

The Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation “On the cost of living for the second quarter of 2014” dated September 6, 2014 was published on the official government website. The subsistence minimum is calculated quarterly in accordance with the Federal Law “On the subsistence minimum in the Russian Federation”. This indicator is necessary for an objective assessment of the standard of living of Russians. It is used in the development and implementation of programs for...

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Document overview

Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of June 26, 2014 No. 586 “On establishing the cost of living per capita and for the main socio-demographic groups of the population as a whole in the Russian Federation for the first quarter of 2014.”

In accordance with paragraph 2 of Article 4 of the Federal Law “On the Living Wage in the Russian Federation”, the Government of the Russian Federation decides:

1. Establish the cost of living for the Russian Federation as a whole for the first quarter of 2014 per capita at 7,688 rubles, for the working population - 8,283 rubles, pensioners - 6,308 rubles, children - 7,452 rubles.

2. Federal service state statistics to ensure the official publication of information on the cost of living established by this resolution.

Document overview

The cost of living in Russia as a whole for the first quarter of 2014 per capita is 7,688 rubles, for the working population - 8,283...

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Living standards of the Moscow population in 2014

The cost of living is calculated once a quarter, taking into account the dynamics of changes in prices for products and services. Today in Russia the cost of living is calculated for the whole country and at the regional level.

The cost of living in Moscow is determined on the basis of the current regional laws “On the cost of living in the city of Moscow” and “On the consumer basket in the city of Moscow”.

2014 by quarter

The Law “On the Consumer Basket for the Russian Federation as a Whole” was adopted State Duma at the end of November 2013. It came into force in January 2013 and is valid for five years. According to the new law, the consumer basket will include “the minimum necessary to preserve human health and ensure his life...

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The cost of living in Russia per capita in the first quarter of 2014 increased compared to the fourth quarter of 2013 by 5.1%, to 7,688 rubles. This is stated in the decree of the Russian government, which was published on Monday on the official website of the Cabinet of Ministers.

According to the document, the cost of living for the working population increased by 4.9%, to 8,283 rubles, for pensioners - by 4.7%, to 6,308 rubles, for children - by 6.1%, to 7,452 rubles.

The increase in the cost of living in the first quarter of 2014 compared to the previous three-month period is associated with an increase in the cost of food as part of the cost of living per capita by 5.4%, as noted in the reference to the resolution. According to Rosstat, the average consumer price index for the first quarter of 2014 compared to the previous quarter was 101.9%.

The cost of living is established on the basis of the consumer basket and Rosstat data on the level...

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Article 8. Features of establishing individual expenditure obligations of the Russian Federation and the use of budgetary allocations in the field of social security of the population

1. Establish that in 2016 the amount of maternity (family) capital provided for by Federal Law of December 29, 2006 N 256-FZ "On additional measures state support for families with children" is 453,026.0 rubles.

2. To establish in 2016 the amount of the savings contribution for one participant in the savings-mortgage housing system for military personnel included in the register of participants in the amount of 245.88 thousand rubles.

3. To establish, from January 1, 2016, the amount of annual cash payments to citizens awarded the “Honorary Donor of Russia” badge in the amount of 12,373.0 rubles.

4. Establish, from January 1, 2016, the amount of indexation of amounts paid under a monetary obligation...

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The size of the living wage of the Russian Federation for the second quarter of 2017 was established by Resolution No. 1119 of September 19, 2017 and is:

Per capita – 10,329 rubles per month; for the working population – 11,163 rubles per month; for pensioners – 8,506 rubles per month; for children – 10,160 rubles per month.

According to Art. 1 of Federal Law No. 134-FZ of October 24, 1997, the cost of living (LM) is the valuation of the consumer basket ( minimum set goods and services necessary to ensure human life and preserve human health), as well as mandatory payments and fees (taxes, utilities, etc.).

Its value is calculated both for the Russian Federation as a whole (federal PM) and for each subject of the country (regional PM). The size of this indicator in Russia in general is established by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation quarterly (on average for the month of each quarter of the year) for the main socio-demographic groups: for the working population,...

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The living wage in Ukraine in 2017 is determined by Law No. 5000 “On the State Budget for 2017”.

Types and levels of living wages

The cost of living in Ukraine is not the same for all segments of the population, since its calculation is based on the needs of different categories of citizens. When calculating this economic indicator, the population is classified into the following categories:

Children under 6 years old; children from 6 to 18 years old; able-bodied persons; citizens who have lost their ability to work.

It is also separately defined general indicator. The highest indicator today is for children from 6 to 18 years old, the next highest is the minimum for able-bodied persons.

Application of the cost of living in economic calculations

Not only the size of the minimum acceptable salary, but also many other indicators depends on what the current living wage is in Ukraine. This value is used in accounting and economic...

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Determination of the cost of living

There are several methods for determining the minimum standard of living in a country:

Statistical method. The living wage is set at the income level of about 10-20% of the least wealthy people. In this way, the coefficient can be determined in high-income countries.
Sociological method. The indicator is determined in the process of conducting a social survey of citizens. This method is more advisory, since subjective opinions are not supported real facts financial situation of the country's residents, but identify the needs of people.
Resource method. The minimum living wage in Russia, as a rule, is not determined by this method: based on the real economic capabilities of the country, according to how much the state is able to provide for citizens.
Combined method. Combines several methods. According to this method, the cost of food products is calculated according to standards, non-food products - as a percentage of total costs, and utilities - in fact.
Normative- this is a method of forming a living wage based on the consumer basket. In each country, the PC is formed depending on the needs of the people. This is the most common method for determining the cost of living.
Relative method. It is used in countries with well-developed market economies, where 50% of citizens have an income above the subsistence level, and the remaining 50% have less available funds.

Methods for calculating the cost of living

The basic rules for calculating the cost of living include the following principles:

Basic PC cost social groups citizens.
Planned spending of the population on taxes and services.
The value of PM for the main social groups of citizens and per capita.

Social: wages and productivity (increased wages and pensions raise the bar on the cost of living).
Legal: maintaining human rights in accordance with the Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, which states that every citizen has the right and should be able to earn a living.
Economic: form the legal and organizational foundations of a market economy, democratization labor relations, ways to replenish budget revenues.

Setting a living wage

The living wage in Russia is set to determine the standard of living of people in the development and implementation of social programs, for the formation of the state budget, determining the minimum level of pensions, salaries, benefits and scholarships, as well as other types of social assistance to needy citizens.

Thus, the minimum cost of living in 2014 (Russia) was 7,688 rubles per capita at the beginning of the calendar year and 8,234 at the end.

Consumer basket in Russia

A consumer basket is an approximate calculation of food and non-food goods, services for a month or a year, to ensure a minimum level of consumption for one person or for the whole family. A PC is needed to calculate the consumer price index. This calculation is more realistic, since real prices are used. Using the consumer basket, it is possible to analyze the integration of prices into different regions countries.

The Russian consumer basket includes the following food products (per person per year):

Bread products (bread, pasta, flour, cereals, legumes): 126.5 kg - for workers; 98.2 kg - for pensioners; 77.6 kg - for children under 15 years of age.
Potatoes: workers - 100.4 kg; pensioners - 80 kg; minors - 88.1 kg.
Vegetables: workers - 114.6 kg; pensioners - 98 kg; minors - 112.6 kg.
Confectionery and sugar: workers - 23.8 kg; pensioners - 21.2 kg; minors - 21.8 kg.
Meat products: workers - 58.6 kg; pensioners - 54 kg; minors - 44 kg.
Fish products: workers - 18.5 kg; pensioners - 16.0 kg; minors - 18.6 kg.
Dairy products: workers - 290 kg; pensioners - 257.8 kg; for minors - 360.7 kg.
Eggs: for workers - 210 pcs.; pensioners - 200 pcs.; children - 201 pcs.
Vegetable food products (oil and other fats): for workers - 11 kg; pensioners - 10 kg; minors - 5 kg.

The percentage of the cost of non-food goods and services is equal to 50% of the cost of food.

Average cost of living

For January, February, March, the cost of living in 2014 in Russia was (in rubles):

per capita - 7688;
for people of working age - 8283;
for retired people - 6308;
for children - 7452.

For April, May, June 2014, the cost of living in Russia (in rubles) was:

per capita - 8192;
for people of working age - 8834;
for retired people - 6717;
for children - 7920.

For July, August, September (in rubles):

per capita - 8086;
for people of working age - 8731;
for retired people - 6656;
for children - 7738.

For October, November, December 2014, the cost of living in 2014 in Russia was (in rubles):

per capita - 8234;
for people of working age - 8885;
for retired people - 678;
for children - 7899.

Living wage for the working population by region of the Russian Federation

In 2014, the lowest level of living wage was (in rubles):

The Sevastopol region showed the lowest income for the 2nd (4628.4) and 3rd (6303) quarters.
The Penza region showed the lowest cost of living in Russia in the 1st quarter of 2014 (6,763 rubles per person).

The highest subsistence minimum for able-bodied people in 2014 was observed in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug (in the first three months the figure was 16,940, in the last three months - 17,307).

Living wage for pensioners by regions of the Russian Federation

The lowest cost of living in Russia in 2014 for retired people (in rubles) was registered in the following subjects:

Sevastopol showed the lowest PM level in the 2nd and 3rd quarters (in the 2nd quarter it was 3606.2, in the 3rd quarter it was 4841).
Astrakhan region (5274).
Penza region (5202).
Tambov region (5091).

The highest cost of living for retired people (in rubles):

For the entire 2014, the Nenets Autonomous Okrug has the highest cost of living (in the 1st quarter the value was 13,219, in the 2nd quarter - 13,498, in the 3rd quarter - 13,540, in the 4th - 13,492)
The Kamchatka Territory in the 3rd (12,647) and 4th (12,674) quarters has quite good indicators.

Living wage for children by regions of the Russian Federation

Minimum cost of living in Russia for children for 2014 (in rubles):

The Chechen Republic ranks lowest in terms of living standards for children in 2014. In January, February, March, the PM was 6008. In April, May, June - 5826, July, August, September - 5900, and in October, November, December - 5949.
The Tambov region showed the lowest cost of living in the Russian Federation in the 1st quarter (the figure was 5904).
Sevastopol PM for the second quarter showed 4886.8.

The highest cost of living for children for 2014 (in rubles) was registered in the following regions:

The Nenets Autonomous Okrug for 2014 had the highest PM indicator (in the 1st quarter - 17,440, in the 2nd quarter - 17,781, in the 3rd quarter - 17,817, in the 4th - 17,790).
Kamchatka Territory (in the 3rd quarter the cost of living was 16,667, in the 4th quarter it was 16,693).

Dynamics of changes in the cost of living

The Government of the Russian Federation annually increases the level of the minimum subsistence level. This allows us to balance inflation, lack of wage growth, economic crisis, sanctions policy and high food costs with the standard of living of the population.

Thus, the cost of living in Russia for the last two autumn months and December 2016 in rubles was 9,691 per capita, 10,466 for able-bodied citizens. 9434 was allocated to minors and 8000 pensioners. The value was slightly lower in the previous year: the cost of living in Russia for the same period in 2015 (in rubles) was 9,452 per capita, 10,187 for able-bodied citizens, 7,781 for residents of retirement age and 9,197 for children.

2007

2007 I quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 5609 rub.
Working-age population 6360 rub.
Pensioners - 3830 rub.
Children - 4780 rub.

2007 II quarter

On average per capita - 5772 rubles
Working-age population - 6533 rubles
Pensioners - 3967 rub.
Children - 4936 rub.

2007 III quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 5795 rub.
Working-age population - 6563 rubles
Pensioners - 3983 rub.
Children - 4934 rub.

2007 IV quarter

On average per capita - 5855 rubles
Working-age population - 6624 rubles
Pensioners - 4038 rub.
Children - 4997 rub.

2008

2008 I quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 6441 rub.
Working-age population - 7288 rub.
Pensioners - 4408 rub.
Children - 5547 rub.

2008 II quarter

On Wed. per capita - 6659 rub.
Working-age population - 7518 rubles
Pensioners - 4586 rub.
Children - 5773 rub.

2008 III quarter

On Wed. per capita - 6597 rub.
Working-age population - 7456 rubles
Pensioners - 4533 rub.
Children - 5698 rub.

2008 IV quarter

On average per capita - 6648 rubles
Working-age population - 7510 rubles
Pensioners - 4578 rub.
Children - 5747 rub.

2009

2009 I quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 7386 rub.
Working population - RUB 8,377
Pensioners - 5030 rub.
Children - 6307 rub.

2009 II quarter

On Wed. per capita - 7506 rub.
Working population - 8500 rub.
Pensioners - 5136 rub.
Children - 6439 rub.

2009 III quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 7493 rub.
Working-age population - 8492 rubles
Pensioners - 5124 rub.
Children - 6391 rub.

2009 IV quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 7406 rub.
Working-age population - 8398 rub.
Pensioners - 5057 rub.
Children - 6306 rub.

2010

2010 I quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 8267 rub.
Working-age population - 9414 rubles
Pensioners - 5547 rub.
Children - 7006 rub.

2010 II quarter

On Wed. per capita - 8424 rub.
Working-age population - 9582 rubles
Pensioners - 5677 rub.
Children - 7162 rub.

2010 III quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 8448 rub.
Working-age population - 9608 rub.
Pensioners - 5693 rub.
Children - 7180 rub.

2010 IV quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 8656 rub.
Working population - 9825 rub.
Pensioners - 5860 rub.
Children -7411 rub.

2011

2011 I quarter

On Wed. per capita - 9449 rub.
Working-age population - 10,693 rubles
Pensioners - 6457 rub.
Children - 8145 rub.

2011 II quarter

On Wed. per capita - 9490 rub.
Working population - 10,737 rubles
Pensioners - 6491 rub.
Children - 8180 rub.

2011 III quarter

On average per capita - 9188 rubles
Working population - 10,417 rubles
Pensioners - 6254 rub.
Children -7866 RUR

2011 IV quarter

On average per capita - 9128 rubles
Working-age population - 10,346 rubles
Pensioners - 6213 rub.
Children - 7825 rub.

2012

2012 I quart al

On Wednesday per capita - 9265
Working population - 10490
Pensioners - 6326
Children - 7972

2012 II quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 9437 rub.
Working-age population - 10,677 rubles
Pensioners - 6466 rub.
Children - 8124 rub.

2012 III quarter

On average per capita - 9719
Working population - 10973
Pensioners - 6721
Children - 8382

2012 IV quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 9747
Working population - 10998
Pensioners - 6752
Children - 8424

2013

2013 I quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 9850
Working population - 11249
Pensioners - 6918
Children - 8559

2013 II quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 10874 rub.
Working population - 12,169 rubles
Pensioners - 8087 rub.
Children - 9828 rub.

2013 III quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 10632 rubles
Working-age population - 11,913 rubles
Pensioners - 7937 rub.
Children - 9477 rub.

2013 IV quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 10965 rub.
Working population - 12,452 rubles
Pensioners - 7908 rub.
Children - 9498 rub.

2014

2014 I quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 11861
Working population - 13540
Pensioners - 8374
Children - 10265

2014 II quarter

On Wed. per capita - 12145
Working population - 13896
Pensioners - 8528
Children - 10443

2014 III quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 12171 rub.
Working population - 13919 rubles
Pensioners - 8646 rub.
Children - 10316 rub.

2014 IV quarter

On Wed. per capita - 12542 rubles
Working population - 14,330 rubles
Pensioners - 8915 rub.
Children - 10683 rub.

2015

2015 I quarter

On Wed. per capita - 14300
Working population - 16296
Pensioners - 10075
Children - 12561

2015 II quarter

Pensioners - 10670 rub.
Children - 13080 rub.

2015 III quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 15141 rub.
Working-age population - 17,296 rubles
Pensioners - 10670 rub.
Children -13080 rub.

2015 IV quarter

On Wed. per capita - 14413 rubles
Working-age population - 16,438 rubles
Pensioners - 10227 rub.
Children - 12437 rub.

2016

2016 I quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 15041 rub.
Working-age population - 17,130 rubles
Pensioners - 10623 rub.
Children - 13198 rub.

2016 II quarter

On Wednesday per capita - 15382 rubles
Working-age population - 17,561 rubles
Pensioners - 10883 rub.
Children - 13259 rub.