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Moscow and Moscow Region

Indicators available for both: 31. Difference is calculated from Moscow.

Indicator Moscow Moscow Region Difference
Average monthly wage roubles 181 777 117 139 −36%
Housing commissioned thousand m² of total area 6 547,7 11 404,5 +74%
Unemployment rate % 0,8 1,6 +100%
Retail trade turnover million roubles 8 048 260 4 969 397 −38%
Gross fixed capital formation million roubles 9 126 292 2 106 350 −77%
Population below the poverty line % of population 3,8 4,3 +13%
Number of physicians persons 91 760 36 878 −60%
Life expectancy at birth years 79,4 74,5 −6%
Subsistence minimum rubles per month 18 971 17 446 −8%
Subsistence minimum of the working-age population rubles per month 21 903 19 677 −10%
Consumer price indices for all goods and services 104 105 +1%
Gini coefficient 0,4 0,4 −13%
Volume index of retail trade turnover at constant prices 103 105 +2%
Retail trade turnover per capita roubles 568 145 513 055 −10%
Industrial production index % of previous year 102,7 114,7 +12%
Employment rate % 73,6 71,8 −2%
Labour force participation rate of population aged % 74,2 73,0 −2%
Number of unemployed thousand people 61,1 78,2 +28%
Number of employed thousand people 7 269,1 4 679,0 −36%
Labour force thousand people 7 330,2 4 757,2 −35%
Number of recreation organisations and beds in them units 277 227 −18%
Number of hostels and beds in them units 278 248 −11%
Number of sanatorium-resort organisations and beds in them units 165 252 +53%
Number of employees in public authorities and local self-government bodies persons 137 012 71 464 −48%
Dynamics of gross fixed capital formation 103 104 +1%
Electricity consumption million kWh 60 611 60 857 +0%
Advanced manufacturing technologies used 17 331 17 766 +3%
Share of investment in machinery, equipment and transport vehicles % 30,7 27,1 −12%
Share of investment directed at reconstruction and modernisation % 6,1 14,7 +140%
Gross fixed capital formation per capita 545 008 192 386 −65%
Number of hospitals 189 148 −22%

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