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Russian Economy: Kremlin Encourages Retirees to Work
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It is estimated that between the launch of the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the end of 2024, about 2% of the Russian labour force has been mobilized on the front or left the country. According to the governor of the Central Bank, Elvira Nabioullina, Russia is now faced with the first labour shortage in its recent history. Due to the sanctions, Russian companies have not been able to compensate for this loss by increasing productivity…
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