Share of labor costs in gross domestic product, 2010–2024
How much of each ruble of GDP generated went to employee wages can be tracked through these statistics for the period from 2010 to 2024. The rows present two calculation methods: the total share of labor costs and the portion consisting only of official payments. Indicators are expressed in percent and illustrate the distribution of national income within the country's economy
Chart of the share of labor costs in Russia's GDP, 2010–2024, in percent
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- Share of compensation of employees (including wages and salaries and mixed income not observed by direct statistical methods) in GDP
- including official
See also
- Сколько студентов в России: статистика по годам indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
2 series are published here, from 2010 to 2024, 6 reporting periods. 12 values in total.
Between 2010 and 2024 “Share of compensation of employees (including wages and salaries and mixed income not observed by direct statistical methods) in GDP” declined from 49.6 to 43.9 — 11.5%. The lowest value in the series is 40.6 in 2022.
All table numbers are series: 2
| Series | 2010 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Удельный вес оплаты труда наемных работников (включая оплату труда и смешанные доходы, не наблюдаемые прямыми статистическими методами) в ВВП | 49,60 | 45,20 | 40,70 | 40,60 | 41,70 | 43,90 |
| в том числе официальной | 35,30 | 35,70 | 31,70 | 31,70 | 32,50 | 34,90 |
How to read this table
The rows in the table differ by the composition of included payments, allowing for a comparison between the total share of personnel costs and the share of official wages only. By comparing these values, the scale of the shadow component in the economy relative to total GDP can be estimated. The data show how the distribution of value added between labor and other factors of production has changed
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Period and application
The statistics are published annually and cover a fifteen-year period. The information is relevant for economists, labor market researchers, and analysts studying population income dynamics and the structure of the Russian economy. Data are presented in annual terms nationwide
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