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Analysis Of Poverty Problems In Russia

Table 2:

Percentage of population with incomes below the subsistence minimum Number of subjects in the group Composition of the group
High 34 Amur oblast; Arkhangelsk oblast; Arkhangelsk oblast; Autonomous Okrug; Astrakhan oblast; Bryansk oblast; Volgograd oblast; Vologda oblast; Sevastopol; Ivanovo oblast; Kaliningrad oblast; Kemerovo oblast; Kirov oblast; Novgorod oblast; Novosibirsk oblast; Omsk oblast; Orenburg oblast; Oryol oblast; Penza oblast; Perm Krai; Primorsky Krai; Republic of Adygea; Republic of Karelia; Republic of Komi; Republic of North Ossetia-Alania; Rostov oblast; Samara oblast; Saratov region; Smolensk oblast; Stavropol Krai; Tomsk oblast; Tyumen oblast; Tyumen oblast; without Autonomous Okrugs; Ulyanovsk oblast; Chelyabinsk oblast
Sufficiently high 14 Altai Krai; Zabaikalsky Krai; Irkutsk oblast; Kamchatka Krai; Krasnoyarsk Krai; Kurgan oblast; Pskov oblast; Republic of Buryatia; Republic of Crimea; Republic of Mordovia; Republic of Sakha (Yakutia); Republic of Khakassia; Chechen Republic; Chuvash Republic
Critically high 8 Jewish Autonomous region; Kabardino-Balkar Republic; Karachay-Cherkess Republic; Altai Republic; Mari El Republic; Ingushetia Republic; Kalmykia Republic; Tyva Republic
Total 56 —
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