Comparing price levels across major GDP components for 2021 helps correlate the real cost of goods and services with exchange rates. The dataset includes data for Russia and several CIS countries, such as Azerbaijan and Armenia. The indicator represents the purchasing power parity to the US dollar exchange rate, allowing for an assessment of differences in the cost of living and production between economies
Comparable price levels by GDP components for Russia and CIS countries in 2021
The rows are categorized by country, enabling a comparison of Russia's economic indicators with those of Azerbaijan and Armenia. Within each country, data is disaggregated by gross domestic product components, ranging from total GDP to gross fixed capital formation. This breakdown highlights which specific economic sectors show the greatest or least price deviation from the exchange rate
The statistics are sourced from the 2024 Russian Statistical Yearbook and cover a single reporting year. This information is useful for comparing purchasing power and analyzing GDP structure in an international context. The data is presented as a cross-section by country and component, without time-series dynamics
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