Russian Federation
Statistical Appendix

In recent years, the IMF has released a growing number of reports and other documents covering economic and financial developments and trends in member countries. Each report, prepared by a staff team after discussions with government officials, is published at the option of the member country.

Abstract

In recent years, the IMF has released a growing number of reports and other documents covering economic and financial developments and trends in member countries. Each report, prepared by a staff team after discussions with government officials, is published at the option of the member country.

Russian Federation: Basic Data

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Sources: Russian authorities; and Fund staff estimates.

Data for 2001 or latest available.

Resident population at January 1, 2002.

Data from 1989 census, population age 9-49 years

Preliminary data (some data were received after the projections for SM/03/129 were finalized).

GDP share of gross value added by economic sectors, iti basic prices, not adjusted for imputed financial services.

Agriculture, including companies servicing agriculture and forestry.

On a cash basis before 1996, commitment basis thereafter.

Table 1.

Russian Federation: Selected Indicators of Economic Activity, 1995-2002

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Source: Goskomstat.

Preliminary data.

Adjusted for informal production; industry defined according to the national classification.

Turnover of transport companies (including pipelines).

Table 2.

Russian Federation: GDP by Expenditure, 1995-2002

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Source: Goskomstat; and Fund staff estimate.

In previous year’s comparable prices.

Some data were revised after SM/03/129 projections were finalized. 2002 data are preliminary.

Table 3.

Russian Federation: Composition of GDP by Sector, 1995-2002 1/

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Source: Gpskomstat.

GDP share of gross value added by economic sectors, in basic prices -- excludes taxes, includes subsidies; not adjusted for imputed financial services.

Agriculture, including companies servicing agriculture and forestry.

Transport, communications, road infrastructure.

Table 4.

Russian Federation: Gross Industrial Output by Sector, 1995-2002 1/2/

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Source: Goskomstat.

Chemical and petrochemical industry without chemical-pharmaceutical industry

Including estimates of the shadow economy.

Preliminary data.

Table 5.

Russian Federation: Employment, Labor Productivity, and Product Unit Labor Cost in Industry by Sector, 1995-2002

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Source: Goskomstat.

Preliminary data.

Average payroll fund data.

Measured as the ratio of production to workforce.

Measured as the ratio of real producer wages to average labor productivity.

Table 6.

Russian Federation: Labor Force Turnover, 1995-2002 1/

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Sources: Goskomstat.

Data for large and medium enterprises.

Table 7.

Russian Federation: Employment by Sector, 1995-2001 1/

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Source: Goskomstat.

Average for the year; does not include students.

Goskomstat estimates, which do not necessarily match the payroll fund data

Table 8.

Russian Federation: Indicators of Hidden Unemployment, 1995-2002

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Source: Goskomstat.

For 1995-97 data include number of workers on shortened workday at the end of each quarter; for 1998-2000 data show number of workers on shortened workdays over the course of the period.

Without pay or with partial pay. Since 1998, cumulative data from beginning of year.

Table 9.

Russian Federation: Selected Labor Market Indicators, 1995-2002

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Source: Goskomstat.
Table 10.

Russian Federation; Unemployment Rate by Regions (ILO methodology), 1995-2001

(In percent of labor force)

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Source: Goskomstat.