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Monetary income deficit in value terms

· snapshot · rows: 1 · periods: 35 · section: Living standards

The amount lacking to reach the subsistence minimum is shown in billions of rubles for 1992–2025. The table contains a single row for the whole country, so values are not broken down by region or population group, presenting the overall picture for the Russian Federation. The data cover thirty‑four years and allow tracking changes in the scale of shortfall

Chart of monetary income deficit in Russia 1992–2025, billions of rubles

Row shown: Russian Federation

1992 0.40 1993 4.30 1994 11.1 1995 34.9 1996 42.8 1997 46.2 1998 61.5 1999 141.3 2000 199.2 2001 238.6 2002 250.5 2003 235.3 2004 225.7 2005 288.7 2006 277.1 2007 272.1 2008 326.7 2009 354.8 2010 375.0 2011 429.0 2012 371.5 2013 418.9 2014 483.6 2015 707.9 2016 709.0
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Set in numbers

one series, arranged across 35 breakdowns rather than over time. 34 values in total.

All table numbers are series: 1
Series 19921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252025
Российская Федерация 0,40 4,30 11,10 34,90 42,80 46,20 61,50 141,30 199,20 238,60 250,50 235,30 225,70 288,70 277,10 272,10 326,70 354,80 375,00 429,00 371,50 418,90 483,60 707,90 709,00 711,90 714,30 736,50 746,00 713,40 647,00 637,80 598,10 517,30 —

How to read this table

The indicator is measured in billions of rubles and reflects the gap between actual incomes and the required living standard. Since only the Russian Federation is listed without regional breakdown, only inter‑annual comparisons are possible, showing how the monetary income deficit evolved from 1992 to 2025

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Period and application

Statistics are collected annually for the period 1992–2025. The information is useful for economists and living‑standard researchers analysing the population's financial condition. Rosstat updates the data regularly, reflecting the overall dynamics of monetary deficit across the country