Ratio of population income to the subsistence minimum by region

time series · quarterly · 86 series · 2013-Q1–2026-Q1

This table allows comparison of average per capita cash income in each region with the subsistence minimum. Rows represent constituent entities of the Russian Federation, showing which regions exceed the subsistence minimum severalfold and which do so by a smaller margin. Data are quarterly, covering Q1 2013 to Q1 2026 and updated each quarter

Rosstat data for 2013–2026. Number of series: 86, periods: 53. The breakdown is by the following items: Russian Federation; Belgorod Oblast; Bryansk Oblast; Vladimir Oblast; Voronezh Oblast and others

Moscow: the indicator increased from 493.4 to 657.8 over 2013-Q1–2026-Q1 — by 33.3%. The maximum value is 858.7 (2025-Q4), the minimum is 353 (2016-Q1). Up to 2019-Q3 the change was −13.3%, after — +53.8%. Out of 86 largest series, 75 increased, 11 decreased

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The ratio of income to the subsistence minimum highlights regional disparities. For example, in some regions income exceeds the subsistence minimum by more than three times, while in others it exceeds it by only 10–15 percent. To observe these differences, compare rows or track dynamics within a single constituent entity over several years

The five largest values: Moscow (858.7), Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (767.2), including: Nenets Autonomous Okrug (642.4), St. Petersburg (601.9), Republic of Tatarstan (586.1). The top five account for 9.35% of the total for all items

Observations are quarterly, the set contains 53 observation periods. There are 4 542 values in the table out of 4 558 possible, which is 99.6%; there are practically no gaps in the data

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Quarterly data from Q1 2013 to Q1 2026. Rosstat updates the indicator four times a year. This information is useful for economists modeling social processes, officials developing regional support programs, and journalists covering income inequality

These series are used to calculate what share of the family budget your category occupies and whether there is room for a price increase

Notes to the table: In 2022: in the I quarter, the calculation was carried out based on data on the subsistence minimum established from January 1, 2022 – for the Russian Federation as a whole in accordance with Federal Law of December 6, 2021 …. in the II-IV quarters and for 2022 (as a whole), the calculation for the Russian Federation as a whole and for the constituent entities of the Russian Federation was carried out based on data on the subsistence minimum established from June 1, 2022 in acc…