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The gap between wages and productivity is growing. Infographic

Between real wages in Russia and the growth of labor productivity increases the accumulated gap, follows from the calculations of RBC on the data of Rosstat, updated on September 25.

The gap between wages and productivity is growing. Infographic

Between real wages in Russia and the growth of labor productivity increases the accumulated gap, follows from the calculations of RBC on the data of Rosstat, updated on September 25.

If in 2022 the gap was just over 3%, then by 2024 the gap increased to more than 15%, and by 2025 – to 21%. From the latest macroeconomic forecast of the Ministry of Economy, it follows that the authorities lay the reduction of the gap to the minimum values in 2027-2029.

About how the gap has increased, how it is still estimated and whether it will decrease - read in the RBC subscription.

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