Putin in retirement How Russia changed after the election of Vladimir Putin
Year 2012 GDP $2,017M GDP per capita $14,090 Inflation 6.6% Gold exchange reserves $537M Pensions $312 (10,000 rubles) Average income $857 (27,000 rubles)
Year 2015 GDP $1,176M GDP per capita $8,644 Inflation 16.5% Gold exchange reserves $357M Pensions $175 (12,400 rubles) Average income $475 (33,278 rubles)
Note: the figures chosen in regards to the year are misrepresentative, as in my research, they reflect only the highest of that year. For example, the mean inflation rate for 2015 was about 15.6%, and at the end of the year it was 12.9%, and it drastically went down since then, now standing at about 3.5%. For 2012, the mean inflation rate was about 5% and it's highest was 6.6%, lowest 3.6%, but this number would only increase the following year to ~7.5% at its peak. Consider the context of these numbers and ask for a source when possible. https://tradingeconomics.com/russia/inflation-cpi
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Putin in retirement
How Russia changed after the election of Vladimir Putin
Year 2012
GDP $2,017M
GDP per capita $14,090
Inflation 6.6%
Gold exchange reserves $537M
Pensions $312 (10,000 rubles)
Average income $857 (27,000 rubles)
Year 2015
GDP $1,176M
GDP per capita $8,644
Inflation 16.5%
Gold exchange reserves $357M
Pensions $175 (12,400 rubles)
Average income $475 (33,278 rubles)
Note: the figures chosen in regards to the year are misrepresentative, as in my research, they reflect only the highest of that year. For example, the mean inflation rate for 2015 was about 15.6%, and at the end of the year it was 12.9%, and it drastically went down since then, now standing at about 3.5%. For 2012, the mean inflation rate was about 5% and it's highest was 6.6%, lowest 3.6%, but this number would only increase the following year to ~7.5% at its peak. Consider the context of these numbers and ask for a source when possible.
https://tradingeconomics.com/russia/inflation-cpi