Accrued wage fund for employees, NACE-2007 (spliced for 2016–2016)
Total payments to employees of federal unitary enterprises for 2016 are distributed by economic sectors. The list contains 185 rows, presenting annual and first-half totals, as well as a detailed breakdown by OKVED-2007 codes. This allows for assessing which specific economic activities account for the largest share of the total payroll at these enterprises
Chart of accrued payroll of employees of federal unitary enterprises by economic activity in 2016
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2016. Rows: 185. Table rows: Total — 2016; Total — I half-year of 2016; Total — OKVED-2007 code; Hotels and restaurants — 2016; Hotels and restaurants — I half-year of 2016 and others
Five highest values: Total — 2016 (222 896), Total — I half-year of 2016 (85 087), Real estate operations, rental and etc… (66 666), Real estate operations, rental and etc… (28 001), Manufacturing — 2016 (22 552). The gap between the highest and lowest is 8 076 times. The top five account for 89.8% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 185
How to read this table
Differences between rows allow for comparing the contribution of specific industries to the total accrued payroll. Values should be compared by OKVED-2007 codes to view the payment structure across economic sectors. Annual and first-half totals help illustrate the accumulation of payments throughout 2016
What is visible in these numbers
Observations are annual; total periods 1. 25 out of 25 possible values are filled (100%) — there are practically no gaps
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Period and application
The statistics cover only federal unitary enterprises, excluding small businesses. The data is for 2016 and is presented in annual and semi-annual terms. The information is published as part of state property management performance indicators
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