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This economic indicator tracks the total number of individuals residing within Russia's borders. Its significance lies in its direct correlation with labor supply, consumer demand, and the overall size of the domestic market. Policymakers monitor population trends to forecast future economic growth, plan for social services like healthcare and education, and assess demographic shifts that could impact pension systems. The calculation typically involves census data, birth and death registrations, and migration statistics. Reductions in population can signal economic hardship, emigration due to unfavorable conditions, or a declining birth rate. Conversely, population growth can indicate economic stability, improved living standards, or increased immigration, all of which can fuel economic expansion by increasing the workforce and consumer base. Changes in this metric provide crucial insights into Russia's long-term economic trajectory and the sustainability of its social welfare programs.
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