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Pensioners In Modern Russia: Basic Models Of Social And Labor Behavior

Table 1:

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Total number of pensioners 39706 40162 40573 41019 41456 42729 43177 43504
Women 26653 26963 27238 27546 27796 28599 28909 29075
Men 13053 13199 13335 13473 13660 14130 14268 14429
Living
In the countryside 11772 11845 11808 11865 11486 11825 11814 11705
In urban areas 27934 28317 28765 29154 29970 30904 31363 31799
Out of the total number of pensioners who retired earlier 6099 5950 5759 5616 5407 5149 4957 4707
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