In 2020, federal institutions received 1,437 separate wage funds for payments. Each table row corresponds to a specific federal authority and the year of accrual, indicated directly in the row label. The fund values in the table are not converted to a single unit of measurement, so they can only be compared within the same authority or year
Accrued wage fund of employees of federal state institutions by authorities in 2020
Rosstat data for 2020. Rows: 1,437. Table rows: Administration of the President of the Russian Federation — 2017 — …; Administration of the President of the Russian Federation — 2017 — …; Administration of the President of the Russian Federation — 2018 — …; Administration of the President of the Russian Federation — 2018 — …; Administration of the President of the Russian Federation — 2019 — … and others
Top five values: Administration of the President of the Russian Federation… (1.1 million), Administration of the President of the Russian Federation… (7,112), Administration of the President of the Russian Federation… (6,526), Administration of the President of the Russian Federation… (6,465), Administration of the President of the Russian Federation… (6,007). The gap between the highest and lowest is 11,100 times. The top five account for 97.3% of the total across all entries — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Table rows vary by federal authority and year of accrual, allowing observation of wage fund distribution across authorities. In 2020, the data cover all federal institutions except small businesses, with each table cell containing the fund value for a specific authority-year combination
What is visible in these numbers
Annual observations, with 1 observation period in the dataset. The table contains 25 values out of 25 possible, i.e. 100% — missing data is virtually absent
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Rosstat table for 2020, updated in 2020. Data useful for officials, economists, and anyone analyzing federal budget expenditures on the state apparatus
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