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Distribution of the population by size of average per capita monetary income, 2013–2025

· snapshot · rows: 12 · periods: 14 · section: Living standards

The share of the population across various income levels has changed over thirteen years, as recorded in annual columns from 2013 to 2025. Twelve rows specify the total population and groups with specific income intervals, such as up to 7,000 rubles or from 7,000.1 to 10,000 rubles. Values represent percentage shares within each group, illustrating the structure of population wealth over the entire period

строки: Total population 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2025 Total population Total population / 2013: 100.0 Total population / 2014: 100.0 Total population / 2015: 100.0 Total population / 2016: 100.0 Total population / 2017: 100.0 Total population / 2018: 100.0 Total population / 2019: 100.0 Total population / 2020: 100.0 Total population / 2021: 100.0 Total population / 2022: 100.0 Total population / 2023: 100.0 Total population / 2024: 100.0 Total population / 2025: 100.0 up to 7,000.0 up to 7,000.0 / 2013: 9.80 up to 7,000.0 / 2014: 8.20 up to 7,000.0 / 2015: 6.30 up to 7,000.0 / 2016: 6.00 up to 7,000.0 / 2017: 5.40 up to 7,000.0 / 2018: 5.00 up to 7,000.0 / 2019: 4.20 up to 7,000.0 / 2020: 3.60 up to 7,000.0 / 2021: 2.70 up to 7,000.0 / 2022: 1.30 up to 7,000.0 / 2023: 1.00 up to 7,000.0 / 2024: 0.60 up to 7,000.0 / 2025: 0.40 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2013: 10.5 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2014: 9.50 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2015: 8.10 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2016: 7.80 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2017: 7.40 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2018: 6.90 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2019: 6.10 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2020: 5.60 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2021: 4.60 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2022: 2.70 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2023: 2.20 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2024: 1.40 from 7,000.1 to 10,000.0 / 2025: 1.10 10,000.1-14,000.0 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2013: 14.3 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2014: 13.6 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2015: 12.3 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2016: 12.0 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2017: 11.6 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2018: 11.1 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2019: 10.2 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2020: 9.70 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2021: 8.40 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2022: 5.80 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2023: 4.70 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2024: 3.40 10,000.1-14,000.0 / 2025: 2.60 14,000.1-19,000.0 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2013: 15.4 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2014: 15.1 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2015: 14.5 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2016: 14.4 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2017: 14.1 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2018: 13.7 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2019: 13.1 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2020: 12.9 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2021: 11.6 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2022: 9.20 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2023: 7.80 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2024: 5.90 14,000.1-19,000.0 / 2025: 4.70 19,000.1-27,000.0 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2013: 17.5 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2014: 17.9 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2015: 18.2 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2016: 18.2 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2017: 18.2 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2018: 18.0 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2019: 17.8 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2020: 18.0 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2021: 17.2 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2022: 15.5 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2023: 13.8 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2024: 11.4 19,000.1-27,000.0 / 2025: 9.40 27,000.1-45,000.0 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2013: 19.2 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2014: 20.6 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2015: 22.4 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2016: 22.7 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2017: 23.3 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2018: 23.6 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2019: 24.5 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2020: 25.2 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2021: 25.9 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2022: 27.2 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2023: 26.2 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2024: 24.1 27,000.1-45,000.0 / 2025: 21.7 45,000.1-60,000.0 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2013: 6.40 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2014: 7.10 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2015: 8.30 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2016: 8.50 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2017: 8.90 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2018: 9.30 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2019: 10.1 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2020: 10.5 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2021: 11.6 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2022: 13.8 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2023: 14.4 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2024: 14.9 45,000.1-60,000.0 / 2025: 14.5 over 60,000.0 over 60,000.0 / 2013: 6.90 over 60,000.0 / 2014: 8.00 over 60,000.0 / 2015: 9.90 over 60,000.0 / 2016: 10.4 over 60,000.0 / 2017: 11.1 over 60,000.0 / 2018: 12.4 over 60,000.0 / 2019: 14.0 over 60,000.0 / 2020: 14.5 over 60,000.0 / 2021: 18.0 over 60,000.0 / 2022: 24.5 over 60,000.0 / 2023: 29.9 over 60,000.0 / 2024: 38.3 over 60,000.0 / 2025: 45.6 60,000.1-75,000.0 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2013: 3.10 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2014: 3.50 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2015: 4.20 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2016: 4.40 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2017: 4.60 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2018: 5.00 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2019: 5.50 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2020: 5.70 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2021: 6.70 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2022: 8.50 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2023: 9.40 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2024: 10.5 60,000.1-75,000.0 / 2025: 10.9 75,000.1-100,000.0 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2013: 2.20 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2014: 2.60 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2015: 3.20 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2016: 3.30 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2017: 3.60 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2018: 4.00 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2019: 4.50 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2020: 4.70 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2021: 5.70 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2022: 7.70 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2023: 9.10 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2024: 11.1 75,000.1-100,000.0 / 2025: 12.3 over 100,000.0 over 100,000.0 / 2013: 1.60 over 100,000.0 / 2014: 1.90 over 100,000.0 / 2015: 2.50 over 100,000.0 / 2016: 2.70 over 100,000.0 / 2017: 2.90 over 100,000.0 / 2018: 3.40 over 100,000.0 / 2019: 4.00 over 100,000.0 / 2020: 4.10 over 100,000.0 / 2021: 5.60 over 100,000.0 / 2022: 8.30 over 100,000.0 / 2023: 11.4 over 100,000.0 / 2024: 16.7 over 100,000.0 / 2025: 22.4
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Set in numbers

This is a cross-section: 12 series across 14 breakdowns. 156 values in total.

The largest value belongs to “Total population” — 100; the smallest is “Total population — up to 7,000.0” at 0.4. The gap between them is 250-fold.

All table numbers are series: 12
Series 20132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252025
Все население 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 —
Все население — до 7 000,0 9,80 8,20 6,30 6,00 5,40 5,00 4,20 3,60 2,70 1,30 1,00 0,60 0,40 —
Все население — от 7 000,1 до 10 000,0 10,50 9,50 8,10 7,80 7,40 6,90 6,10 5,60 4,60 2,70 2,20 1,40 1,10 —
Все население — 10 000,1-14 000,0 14,30 13,60 12,30 12,00 11,60 11,10 10,20 9,70 8,40 5,80 4,70 3,40 2,60 —
Все население — 14 000,1-19 000,0 15,40 15,10 14,50 14,40 14,10 13,70 13,10 12,90 11,60 9,20 7,80 5,90 4,70 —
Все население — 19 000,1-27 000,0 17,50 17,90 18,20 18,20 18,20 18,00 17,80 18,00 17,20 15,50 13,80 11,40 9,40 —
Все население — 27 000,1-45 000,0 19,20 20,60 22,40 22,70 23,30 23,60 24,50 25,20 25,90 27,20 26,20 24,10 21,70 —
Все население — 45 000,1-60 000,0 6,40 7,10 8,30 8,50 8,90 9,30 10,10 10,50 11,60 13,80 14,40 14,90 14,50 —
Все население — свыше 60 000,0 6,90 8,00 9,90 10,40 11,10 12,40 14,00 14,50 18,00 24,50 29,90 38,30 45,60 —
Все население — 60 000,1-75 000,0 3,10 3,50 4,20 4,40 4,60 5,00 5,50 5,70 6,70 8,50 9,40 10,50 10,90 —
Все население — 75 000,1-100 000,0 2,20 2,60 3,20 3,30 3,60 4,00 4,50 4,70 5,70 7,70 9,10 11,10 12,30 —
Все население — свыше 100 000,0 1,60 1,90 2,50 2,70 2,90 3,40 4,00 4,10 5,60 8,30 11,40 16,70 22,40 —

How to read this table

Table rows are categorized by per capita income level, enabling comparisons between low- and high-income groups. The first row provides the total for all categories, while the remaining rows divide the population into specific income intervals. Comparing these annual series allows for tracking the proportion of citizens in various income categories and observing changes in the overall distribution of wealth

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The table is 93% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.

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Period and application

The statistics cover the period from 2013 to 2025 and are presented as annual data. Published by Rosstat, these data are suitable for analyzing trends in living standards and studying social inequality. The use of percentages facilitates the comparison of various population groups without reliance on absolute numbers

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