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Russians are less likely to consider opening their own business

The share of Russians who are not going to open a business grew by 6 percentage points compared to 2025, according to a study of the recruitment service SuperJob and the verification service of counterparties “Kontur.Focus” “How much it costs to become an entrepreneur in 2026: what Russians think.” Do not consider entrepreneurship and prefer employment 40% of respondents in September 2026, a year ago there were 34%.

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Russians are less likely to consider opening their own business

The share of Russians who are not going to open a business grew by 6 percentage points compared to 2025, according to a study of the recruitment service SuperJob and the verification service of counterparties “Kontur.Focus” “How much it costs to become an entrepreneur in 2026: what Russians think.” Do not consider entrepreneurship and prefer employment 40% of respondents in September 2026, a year ago there were 34%.

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