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Belgorod Region and Bryansk Region

Indicators available for both: 30. Difference is calculated from Belgorod Region.

Indicator Belgorod Region Bryansk Region Difference
Average monthly wage roubles 74 887 67 049 −10%
Housing commissioned thousand m² of total area 853,2 609,6 −29%
Unemployment rate % 1,8 2,1 +17%
Retail trade turnover million roubles 581 497 420 224 −28%
Gross fixed capital formation million roubles 218 324 102 993 −53%
Population below the poverty line % of population 4,1 8,4 +105%
Number of physicians persons 6 482 4 627 −29%
Life expectancy at birth years 73,7 72,0 −2%
Subsistence minimum rubles per month 13 682 14 985 +10%
Subsistence minimum of the working-age population rubles per month 15 432 16 901 +10%
Consumer price indices for all goods and services 106 106 +0%
Gini coefficient 0,4 0,4 −3%
Volume index of retail trade turnover at constant prices 106 103 −3%
Retail trade turnover per capita roubles 341 506 331 864 −3%
Industrial production index % of previous year 106,2 107,3 +1%
Employment rate % 69,1 63,4 −8%
Labour force participation rate of population aged % 70,4 64,7 −8%
Number of unemployed thousand people 14,5 12,1 −17%
Number of employed thousand people 789,9 551,5 −30%
Labour force thousand people 804,3 563,6 −30%
Number of recreation organisations and beds in them units 122 172 +42%
Number of sanatorium-resort organisations and beds in them units 182 226 +24%
Number of employees in public authorities and local self-government bodies persons 23 029 21 245 −8%
Dynamics of gross fixed capital formation 82 79 −4%
Electricity consumption million kWh 17 503 3 889 −78%
Advanced manufacturing technologies used 2 412 1 962 −19%
Share of investment in machinery, equipment and transport vehicles % 51,2 26,8 −48%
Share of investment directed at reconstruction and modernisation % 18,3 14,4 −21%
Gross fixed capital formation per capita 140 747 83 015 −41%
Number of hospitals 46 51 +11%

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