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Human Resources Potential As A Factor Of Innovative Economy Development

Table 2:

Total Up to 29 years inclusive 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70 and older
Number of researchers
2010 368915 71194 59910 54113 88362 60997 34339
2017 359793 66376 91429 51149 59893 57414 33532
Of these, possessing academic degrees of:
Doctor of sciences
2010 26789 52 632 2394 7211 7743 8757
2017 26076 32 566 2473 5160 8484 9361
Candidate of sciences
2010 78325 4354 15229 12157 18805 16001 11779
2017 77251 3153 20772 14906 13238 14351 10831
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