TOP poorest and richest regions in Russia

To determine the profitability of the region, GRP is calculated - the cost of all goods and services produced in the region, except for those that are under federal subordination (banks, defense industry). The GRP indicator, in addition to financial well-being in the region, reflects the structure: the agricultural component of Moscow's GRP is 0.1%, which means that in this region things with agriculture are not important. High rates in GRP indicate to the authorities sectors that are worth developing.

To determine the well-being of the population living in the region, the GRP per capita iscalculated, that is, GRP is divided by the number of inhabitants of the region. According to these indicators, the leaders, of course, are the oil and gas regions, areas located in places of other "storehouses" of nature, and the capital.

The richest regions by calculation of GRP per capita

Since this indicator also depends on the number of people living in the region, sparsely populated areas with great resource potential are pulling ahead. The Nenets Autonomous Okrug came out ahead thanks to the small population of the district (43,829 people), in the overall rating of Russian GRP it is 65th.

GRP per capita of the richest regions:

1. Nenets Autonomous Okrug – 6 288 500 rubles.
2. Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug – 4 581 200 rubles.
3. Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – 2 127 200 rub.
4. Sakhalin region – 1 577 900r.
5. Chukotka Autonomous Okrug – 1 386 100r.
6. Moscow – 1 263 000 rub.
7. Magadan region – 1 088 300 rub.
8. Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) – 951 200 rubles.
9. St. Petersburg – 727 200 rub.
10. Tyumen region – 680 900 rub.

Poorest regions by GRP per capita

Residents of the North Caucasus and Crimea fall into the categories of the poorest population.

1. Republic of Ingushetia – 114 800 rubles
2. Chechen Republic – 125 500 rub.
3. Karachay-Cherkessia – 160 100 rub.
4. Kabardino-Balkaria – 160 100 rub.
5. Sevastopol – 165 000 rub.
6. Ivanovo region – 182 400 rub.
7. North Ossetia – 182 500 rubles.
8. Republic of Tuva – 184 600 rub.
9. Republic of Crimea – 187 700 rub.
10. Republic of Dagestan – 204 200 rub.