This indicator, measured as a ratio, allows for comparing price levels across various settlements. The 285 rows present individual cities for which the annual average cost of living index was calculated from 2021 to 2023 inclusive. The value for the Russian Federation is set to unity, facilitating comparison of specific cities with the national level. The dataset enables tracking price dynamics in a specific location over this three-year period
Chart of the cost of living index by Russian cities from 2021 to 2023, as a ratio
Rosstat data for 2021–2023. Rows: 285, periods: 3. Measurement unit — average per year; in times. Breakdown by positions: Russian Federation; Belgorod; Gubkin; Stary Oskol; Bryansk and others
Vladimir: indicator unchanged from 1 to 1 for 2021–2023. Of 17 largest rows, 10 increased, 7 decreased
Differences between rows are determined by geographic location, with each city having its own index relative to the national indicator. It is possible to compare a single city's indicators across different periods or to compare the cost of living in different cities within the same year. The first row always contains the value for the country as a whole, set at unity, which serves as the base for analyzing all other data in the list, from major centers to local settlements
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Vladimir (1.02), Kaluga (1.01), Russian Federation (1), Ivanovo (0.98), Obninsk (0.98). The top five account for 21.3% of the total sum across all positions
Observations annual; total periods 3. 75 of 75 possible values filled (100%), i.e. the table is almost entirely complete
The information covers 2021–2023 and is updated annually by Rosstat following the release of the statistical yearbook. The data is useful for analysts and researchers studying regional differences in price levels and consumer purchasing power. All data are provided as annual averages, smoothing potential seasonal fluctuations to provide a more objective picture of the cost of living in each of the cities presented in the Russian Federation
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