migration) were available for the federal subjects of Russia. The peculiarities resulting from so called ?secret cities? have … population and migration flows of urban dwellers who reside in different federal subjects of Russia. Although internal migration … including urban costs, it is shown that also increasing costs of freight transportation may give incentives to migration of …

Russia after price liberalisation in 1992. At the same time, the Russian official demographic statistics provides data that …

Russia after price liberalisation in 1992. At the same time, the Russian official demographic statistics provides data that …

Using data from the RLMS for the period 2000-2004 we investigate poverty trends in Russia. We find that urban poverty … declines at twice the rate of rural poverty so that by 2004 poverty in Russia had become a largely rural phenomenon for the …

Russia. We find that urban poverty declines at twice the rate of rural poverty so that by 2004 poverty in Russia had become a …

, formerly state-owned urban industrial firms in Russia, we explore how land tenure reforms affect the pace at which this legacy …

and used in the aggregate production function for 1995-2003 to analyse growth across the 11 federal districts in Russia …/labour ratios, suggesting that expanded regional domestic and foreign investment across Russia in the future will enhance growth …

concentration over time. The results of our analysis suggest that the concentration of economic activity continues in Russia and … eastern regions of Russia. There are also sectorial peculiarities: population density and proximity to markets negatively … interregional divergence in Russia. The forces behind the agglomeration economy and regional disparities are market …

Russia and the rate of inter-regional divergence is rather high. The factors of the spatial concentration and the regional … disparities in Russia are population density, size and accessibility of markets, as well as the level of diversification. …