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Distribution of the population by average per capita monetary income, 2003–2005

· snapshot · rows: 9 · periods: 4 · section: Living standards

This statistic shows the share of citizens at various income levels in 2003, 2004, and 2005. Rows categorize individuals into groups based on their per capita monetary income, covering intervals from minimum to higher levels. The 'Total' row always equals 100 percent. The data spans three years and illustrates the income structure of the population as a percentage of the total population

Total 100.0 1 500,1-2 500,0 17.4 2 500,1-3 500,0 16.7 4 500,1 - 6 000,0 14.3 3 500,1-4 500,0 13.4 6 000,1 - 8 000,0 11.5 8 000,1-12 000,0 10.2 up to 1 500,0 9.90 over 12 000,0 6.60
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Set in numbers

This is a cross-section: 9 series across 4 breakdowns. 27 values in total.

“Total” leads the table with 100, “up to 1 500,0” closes it with 3.2. The gap between them is 31.3-fold.

All table numbers are series: 9
Series 2003200420052005
Всего 100,00 100,00 100,00 —
до 1 500,0 9,90 6,20 3,20 —
1 500,1-2 500,0 17,40 13,20 8,80 —
2 500,1-3 500,0 16,70 14,40 11,30 —
3 500,1-4 500,0 13,40 12,80 11,30 —
4 500,1 - 6 000,0 14,30 15,00 14,80 —
6 000,1 - 8 000,0 11,50 13,40 14,80 —
8 000,1-12 000,0 10,20 13,70 17,40 —
свыше 12 000,0 6,60 11,30 18,40 —

How to read this table

Rows are differentiated by established income thresholds, allowing for a comparison between low-income and high-income groups. These values track the proportion of the population within each specific range throughout the period. Comparing rows helps illustrate changes in living standards based on monthly income levels

What is visible in these numbers

Only 75% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.

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Period and application

This statistical dataset covers the period from 2003 to 2005. Data is presented as a percentage of the total for each year. This information is useful for econometricians, sociologists, and anyone studying trends in living standards and wealth inequality in the country

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