Russia’s Middle Class: Between a ‘Sticky Floor’ and a ‘Sticky Ceiling’
Upward and especially downward income mobility in Russia is higher than in developed countries, making it difficult to form a fully-fledged middle class. And the likelihood of being trapped in long-term poverty turns out to be greater than the transition to stable affluence. This is the conclusion reached by HSE University experts.
20 November
2020
Trapped by a Flexible Schedule:
The Pain and Price of Freelance Work
Research & ExpertiseNew publicationsIQmonitoring studiesresearch projectsemploymentfreelancelabour market
9 September
2019
Personality at Work
How personality determines career success
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4 July
2019
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Russia’s Middle Class
Who are its members and how do they spend their money?
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23 May
2019
How Private Health Insurance Affects Health Behaviour
Moral hazard in insurance
Research & ExpertiseNew publicationsIQmonitoring studiesresearch projectshealth insuranceRussiasociety
21 February
2019
Living Alone
What it means for pensioners
Research & ExpertiseNew publicationsIQmonitoring studiesresearch projectshealthpensionersrevenuesociety
1 February
2019
Research seminar at CHEMP (23 January)
Research seminars at CHEMP are back! On 23 January 2019 we started off the new year with several presentations related to a major research project by CHEMP - study of cardiovascular diseases in Russia.
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29 January
2019