The situation has not been so linear.

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The 2000-2007 rally also affected everyone. Of course, there were those whose nominal income grew not by 30, but by 15-20% per year, and those whose income grew by 50-100% per year. But there were no people whose nominal income did not grow at all during this period, or even less so, decreased. Well, almost none. Of course, unpleasant things always happen to people: job loss, injuries, falling into the clutches of scammers. But this is a personal, isolated matter. It is impossible to name a significant age, social or professional group whose income steadily decreased for at least six months during the period from 2000 to 2007.

But since the end of 2008, And today it is easy to name large groups hungary cell phone number list that differ not only in income levels, but also in the direction of their dynamics. A large group with positive income dynamics is pensioners. Double indexation of pensions in 2009 by 40% returned the ratio between the average pension and average salary to 35-37%. But by the end of the "rally of the 2000s" this ratio had fallen to 23-25%. Of course, the absolute level of pensions in Russia is very low. And our pensioners, unless they have other sources of income and do not receive financial support from their children,

live in poverty, which is a disgrace for the ninth largest economy in the world. But over the past three years, nominal pensions have grown by more than 60%, outpacing inflation by two times. True, the main growth occurred in 2009 and by now the effect of this has already been exhausted. In 2012, the groups with rapidly growing incomes will probably be joined by military personnel and teachers, who today earn on average 30% less than industrial workers and three times less than bank clerks and oil workers. But office workers, junior managers, accountants have barely maintained their income in nominal terms over the past three years. That is, at the end of 2008 - beginning of 2009, they decreased by 15-25% in rubles and by 35-45% in dollars. And in 2010 and 2011, they grew in rubles by 15-30%.