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In 2025, the state accounted for more than 60% of domestic R&D costs in Russia

In 2025, more than 63.4% of domestic spending on research and development (R&D) in Russia came from state funds. This is about 1.4 trillion rubles, or almost $ 46 billion at purchasing power parity (PPP). Such data is provided by the Institute for Statistical Research and Economics of Knowledge (ISSEK) of HSE on the basis of statistics of Rosstat.

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In 2025, the state accounted for more than 60% of domestic R&D costs in Russia

In 2025, more than 63.4% of domestic spending on research and development (R&D) in Russia came from state funds. This is about 1.4 trillion rubles, or almost $ 46 billion at purchasing power parity (PPP). Such data is provided by the Institute for Statistical Research and Economics of Knowledge (ISSEK) of HSE on the basis of statistics of Rosstat.

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