In two of them, almost a tenfold gap between cash receipts during the month was recorded.
Analysts from the international audit and consulting network FinExpertiza conducted a study on which Russian regions have greater inequality between the incomes of different groups of the population.
As reported by Izvestia with reference to the results of the study, the largest inequality, by 10.2 times, was recorded in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District. Here, the gap between what the well-off and the poor part of the population receives was an average of 215,900 rubles per month against 21,200 rubles
A step lower in this rating, analysts assigned the Nenets Autonomous District. They estimated the difference at 9.4 times, respectively, 201,000 against 21,300 rubles.
On the 3rd place was the Russian capital, with a gap of 8.7 times and the average monthly earnings of well-off residents of 177,300 rubles against 20,300 rubles for low-income people.
Also in the Top 10 were Chukotka (8.5 times), Sakhalin (8.3), Adygea (8.2), St. Petersburg (8.1), Krasnodar Krai (8), Sverdlovsk Region and Yakutia (7.9 each). Experts estimated the average monthly income of Russians at 35,700.
Earlier, Topnews wrote that the richest head of the region was Ramzan Kadyrov. The media estimated his annual income at 380 million rubles, which exceeds the income of all other heads of regions combined.