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Socio-Ecological And Economic Development Of Municipal Districts Of The Republic Of Bashkortostan

Table 1: Private indicators of socio-economic development of municipal districts

Group of indicator Name of the block Name of indicator Private Index
Economic indicators Economic Development Level Summary indicators Gross municipal product per capita (RUR) IGMP
Retail trade turnover per capita (RUR) IRT
Goods produced in-house shipped and work and services performed in-house per capita (RUR). IGP
Financial resources Investments in capital stock per capita (RUR) II
Own tax and non-tax revenues of municipal budgets per capita (RUR) IRMB
Social indicators Demography Fertility rate (ppm) IFR
Mortality rate (ppm) IMR
Arrival rate (ppm) IAR
Discharge rate (ppm) IDR
Living conditions Total floor space per inhabitant on average(end of year; square metres) ITFS
Number of doctors per 10,000 population (people) INoD
Recorded crimes (per 10,000 people; units) ICr
Ecological indicators Pollutants detected and neutralised as a percentage of the total amount of pollutants discharged from stationary sources (percentage). IPDN
Emissions of pollutants from all sources per capita (kg) IEoF
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