The regions of the SCFD have become outsiders in terms of average salary
The average monthly salary in Ingushetia in January-October 2024 was 39 thousand rubles. It is recognized as the lowest in Russia. Also, Ingushetia is among the leaders in terms of unemployment - 25.4% of the economically active population of the republic is officially unemployed.
 
A low average salary is also recorded in Chechnya - 40 thousand. In Dagestan, they officially receive 42,000 rubles on average, in the CBD - 44,000 rubles, in North Ossetia - 45,000 rubles, in the KKR - 46,000 rubles. This is one of the lowest monthly salaries in the Russian Federation.
 
Residents of the Stavropol Territory receive the most in the SCFD - the average salary is 55 thousand rubles. For comparison, the national indicator, according to Rosstat, is 84 thousand rubles.
 
Among the leading regions are Chukotka (177 thousand), Magadan region (143 thousand) and Moscow (151 thousand).
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