Employment, inflation rate, and public debt for 2022 are compiled into a single dataset for cross-country comparison. The table contains 64 rows, where each row corresponds to an individual country, including Russia, Austria, and Belarus. Columns contain macroeconomic parameters ranging from the number of employed in millions to the public debt-to-GDP ratio in percent. This information allows for an assessment of economic conditions at a specific point in time
Key economic indicators for Russia and other countries in 2022, comparing GDP and public debt
Rosstat data. Series: 64, indicators: 7. Shown by items: Russia; Austria; Belarus; Belgium; Bulgaria and others
The five largest values: Belarus (676), Ireland (240), Republic of Moldova (234), Russia (226.8), Greece (172.7). The gap between the largest and the smallest is 5.73 times. The top five account for 36.4% of the total for all items
All table numbers are series: 64
Series
Численность занятого населения, млн человек
Удельный вес численности рабочей силы в общей численности трудоспособного населения, процентов
Индекс ВВП (в национальной валюте; в постоянных ценах), 2010 = 100
Индекс потребительских цен, 2010 = 100
Сальдо счета текущих операций платежного баланса, в процентах к ВВП
Дефицит (-)/ профицит государственного (консолидированного) бюджета, в процентах к ВВП
The rows in the table are categorized by country, allowing for a comparison of Russia's position with the indicators of Austria, Belarus, and other countries in the list. Comparison can be easily conducted across all columns simultaneously, as they cover a wide range of key development parameters. You can see how employment parameters or debt burdens are distributed among the listed participants for the specified year
What is visible in these numbers
Indicators in the set: Number of employed population, million people; Share of the labor force in the total working-age population; GDP index (in national currency; in constant prices), 2010 = 100; Consumer price index, 2010 = 100; Current account balance of payments, as a percentage of GDP; Deficit (-)/surplus of the state (consolidated) budget, ...; Public debt, as a percentage of GDP
175 out of 175 cells contain numbers (100%) — there are almost no empty cells left
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The 2022 snapshot does not show year-on-year dynamics but captures the state of economies at a specific point in time. The data is relevant for the analysis of global markets and public finance during that period. This information will be useful for economists, researchers, and those engaged in the comparative analysis of macroeconomic indicators of different countries
How it is calculated
Rosstat specifies: For all countries, including Russia, the source of information is: World Economic Outlook, October 2024. IMF, Washington, 2024. Data are published taking into account the results of the 2020 All-Russian Population Census
1) По всем странам, включая Россию, источник информации: World Economic Outlook, October 2024. IMF, Washington, 2024.
2) Данные публикуются с учетом итогов ВПН-2020.
3) 2011=100.
4) 2021 г.
5) 2015=100.
6) 2014=100.
7) 2019 г.
8) 2020 г.
9) Государственный бюджет; по Азербайджану приведены данные без учета Национального Фонда, по Армении - без учета данных по доходам и расходам муниципальных бюджетов.
10) 2012=100.
11) Федеральный бюджет.
12) 2018 г.
13) С учетом сальдо по операциям с финансовыми активами.
14) С учетом сальдо по операциям с нефинансовыми активами.
15) 2015 г.
16) 2017=100.
17) 2018=100.
18) 2017 г.
19) Городская местность.
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