Share of consumer, intermediate and investment goods in total
Consumer, intermediate, and investment goods are distributed within Russia's total import volume to allow for tracking changes in the procurement structure over three reporting years. The table rows correspond to 2010, 2019, and 2020, enabling comparison of each category's share across different periods. The indicator is expressed in percent; in 2010, the share of consumer goods was 40.7 percent, and intermediate goods were 39.8 percent of the total volume of imported products
Chart showing the share of consumer, intermediate, and investment goods in Russian imports for 2010, 2019, and 2020
Set in numbers
8 series, arranged across 3 breakdowns rather than over time. 24 values in total.
“2020” leads the table with 41.9, “II quarter” closes it with 38.1.
All table numbers are series: 8
| Series | потребительские | инвестиционные | промежуточные |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 40,70 | 19,50 | 39,80 |
| 2019 | 33,80 | 24,40 | 41,80 |
| 2020 | 32,80 | 25,30 | 41,90 |
| 2021 | 31,30 | 29,00 | 39,70 |
| I квартал | 33,20 | 25,40 | 41,40 |
| II квартал | 30,30 | 31,60 | 38,10 |
| III квартал | 31,20 | 30,50 | 38,30 |
| IV квартал | 30,90 | 28,20 | 40,90 |
How to read this table
Rows are broken down by year, allowing for the observation of shifts in import structure between 2010, 2019, and 2020. Comparing column values reveals how the ratio between consumer goods, intermediate raw materials, and investment products changed. This data helps assess which product groups accounted for the majority of imports during the specified periods and identifies differences in the shares of each category by year
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Period and application
The data is relevant for analyzing foreign trade and the structure of commodity flows into Russia. The statistics cover three time points and were prepared by Rosstat as part of the Trade in Russia 2023 publication. This information is useful for economists, analysts, and those studying import dynamics and the country's commodity specialization. Data updates depend on the publication of new statistical yearbooks by the agency following subsequent observation years
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