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The city of Ivanovo again headed the anti-rating of salaries in Central Russia

Ivanovo once again confirmed the status of an outsider in terms of income among neighbors in the Golden Ring

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The city of Ivanovo again headed the anti-rating of salaries in Central Russia

Ivanovo once again confirmed the status of an outsider in terms of income among its neighbors in the Golden Ring.

According to the study, the official average salary in the capital of the textile region is 65 thousand rubles.

Purchasing power: This money is only enough for 2.62 fixed consumer sets. This is one of the lowest rates in the country, indicating that price growth is significantly ahead of the income of citizens.

Neighborhood rating (for comparison):

Yaroslavl: 50th place, 85 000 rubles.

Vladimir: 79th place, 79,900 rubles.

Kostroma: 82nd place, 68 700 rubles.

Experts note that the gap with neighboring regional centers is becoming more noticeable, which can provoke the outflow of qualified personnel to neighboring regions.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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