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Yaroslavl on the 50th place in the ranking of Russian cities by salaries

According to RIA Novosti, our city in the first half of the year is just in the middle of the list in terms of the ratio of average salary and the cost of a fixed consumer set

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Yaroslavl on the 50th place in the ranking of Russian cities by salaries

According to RIA Novosti, our city in the first half of the year is just in the middle of the list in terms of the ratio of average salary and the cost of a fixed consumer set.

According to official data, the average net wage in the city is 85 thousand rubles. This is 18.2 percent higher than in the same period last year. The ratio of wages to the cost of monthly consumer set reached 3.42.

As for the leaders of the rating, these are Novy Urengoy (5.93), Salekhard (5, 59) and Anadyr (5.29). Moscow is in fifth place with an indicator of 4.89.

In the Central Federal District Yaroslavl is ahead of Moscow, Krasnogorsk and Domodedovo. Our closest neighbors are Vladimir, Kostroma and Ivanovo, respectively, in 79th, 82nd and 94th places.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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