Population of one-person private households by source of livelihood
In 2020, the census recorded 27 629 392 people living in single-person private households, of whom 11 759 209 were above working age. The indicator is broken down by main source of livelihood and age category. Table rows are classified by type of locality and age, illustrating how the income structure of single-person households changes from youth to the elderly. The data reflect the distribution of the population by means of subsistence in urban and rural areas
Distribution of single-person private households by source of livelihood and age
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 45, indicators: 4. Table rows: Urban and rural population — Population of private househo…; Urban and rural population — of them specified as the main sou…; Urban and rural population — wages; Urban and rural population — entrepreneurial income,…; Urban and rural population — production of goods for c… and others
Five highest values: Urban and rural population — Population of pri… (27.6 million), Urban population — Population of private househo… (22.6 million), Urban and rural population — of them spec… (19.4 million), Urban and rural population — one sour… (18.8 million), Urban population — of them specified as the main… (15.2 million). The gap between the highest and lowest is 3,623 times. The top five account for 74.1% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 45
How to read this table
Table rows group individuals by a combination of place of residence and age status, including categories from working age to older age groups. Comparing these rows helps identify the share of single residents using wages versus those relying on other sources of income. Differences between urban and rural populations highlight the living conditions of people living apart from families, depending on their age and type of settlement
What is visible in these numbers
Set indicators: Total; including age — younger than working age; including age — working age; including age — older than working age
There are 100 values in the table out of 100 possible, which is 100%; there are practically no data gaps
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Period and application
The data are based on the results of the 2020 All-Russian Population Census. The information is presented as a cross-sectional snapshot without time-series data. This data is useful for demographers, sociologists, and social security specialists analyzing modern social structures and planning support programs for single citizens
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