The worst dynamics of wage growth is predicted in the North Caucasus

Residents of Ingushetia will receive an average salary of 100 thousand rubles only after 18 years. This is the last place for this indicator in the Russian Federation, according to the RIA Novosti rating.

The penultimate, 84th line is occupied by Chechnya, where the indicated level of average salary can be expected in 16.4 years. 3rd place is occupied by Dagestan (13.2 years), 82nd – Kabardino-Balkaria (12.8 years), 81st – North Ossetia (12.7 years), 80th – Karachay-Cherkessia (12. 6 years).

At the same time, residents of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug will quickly approach salaries of 100 thousand rubles - in just six months. In second place were the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug and the Magadan Region with an indicator of 3 years.

The Ministry of Economic Development predicted that the average monthly salary in Russia will exceed 100 thousand rubles by 2027. At the end of 2024, the figure will reach 84 thousand rubles.

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