How households responded about intention to improve housing in 2022, in
Many families plan changes in their living arrangements, and this 2022 snapshot reflects their intentions. The table rows describe different household groups, and the columns allow for comparison across various characteristics, including living conditions. All indicators are calculated as a percentage of the total number of respondents. Data were obtained during the Comprehensive Survey of Living Conditions and represent a one-time snapshot without year-on-year dynamics
Chart of household distribution by intention to improve housing conditions in 2022, percent
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 8 series across 3 breakdowns. 24 values in total.
“Все домохозяйства, собирающиеся улучшить свои жилищные условия в ближайшие 2 – 3 года” leads the table with 100, “Все домохозяйства, собирающиеся улучшить свои жилищные условия в ближайшие 2 – 3 года — не определено” closes it with 0.4. The gap between them is 250-fold.
All table numbers are series: 8
How to read this table
Differences between rows and columns help identify which specific categories of people are more likely to seek change. The columns cover the spectrum from all households to specific groups, such as those living in certain types of housing. Comparing these groups shows how housing conditions influence the desire to change one's current situation. In each column, the sum of shares equals one hundred percent, allowing for an assessment of the relative proportion of each category
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Period and application
The data are relevant for analyzing social status and living standards. Information was collected in 2022 and published as part of the section on the social status of citizens. These figures are useful for sociologists, housing policy specialists, and those studying consumer intentions in Russia
1) Данные публикуются без учета итогов ВПН-2020.
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