Analytics

25 March 2024

48% of working Russians are ready to undergo additional training or professional development courses at the expense of the state or employer's funds. Every eighth (13%) respondent said that they would be willing to pay for such training themselves. Almost a fifth of respondents (18 per cent) believe that they do not need additional training, and another 21 per cent said they do not want to improve their professional skills. These are the results of a large-scale survey* conducted by ROMIR in the fourth quarter of 2023 as part of an independent sociological study of the labour market "Talentist". The survey is conducted for the second year in a row by the presidential platform &...

19 March 2024

According to the results of a survey* conducted by ROMIR, 41% of residents of cities with a million inhabitants have used generative neural networks at least once. 80% of them believe that the technology simplifies routine tasks and helps save time. 71% of neural network users believe that companies can charge for using services based on neural networks, and about half of respondents (49%) believe...

05 March 2024

Over the past two years, ROMIR has been recording a gradual decline in the share of Russians experiencing stress - from 57% in Q1 2022 to 39% in Q4 2023. Not only the number of our compatriots under stress is decreasing, but also the average level of anxiety. At the end of last year, stress intensity averaged 6.1 on a ten-point scale. At the beginning of 2022 this indicator was at the level of 6.4...

28 February 2024

At the end of 2023, more than half of Russian families (52%) had no savings. Four out of ten households (40%) have savings in rubles. In 7% of households, savings are a mix of domestic and foreign currencies. And only 1% of Russians keep all their savings in dollars or euros. These are the results of a nationwide ROMIR* survey conducted in the fourth quarter of last year.   Diagram 1: Savi...

26 February 2024

More than a quarter of Russians (27%) are satisfied to one degree or another with the size of their salary. Just over a third (35%) of respondents showed dissatisfaction with this issue. A neutral answer was given by 15% of study participants. These are the results of an all-Russian survey* conducted by ROMIR in December 2023 as part of the independent sociological study of the labor market &ldquo...

20 February 2024

Recently, five new member countries joined BRICS, an alliance between Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, including Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Iran. The international association of research organizations Gallup International conducted a global survey in 44 countries (in Russia the study was conducted by ROMIR) on the attitude of respondents to this even...

30 January 2024

The top five in the trust rating of Russians has not changed since last fall. The country's President Vladimir Putin, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, and Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu are still in the first places. TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov has been consistently in fifth place for several waves in a row. But in the top ten, from sixth to tenth pl...

26 January 2024

Two-fifths of respondents (40%) around the world consider the risk of using nuclear weapons high. An almost equal share (37%) assesses this risk as moderate, and only 14% see no risk from the use of nuclear weapons. The rest found it difficult to answer. Unfortunately, there was no significant reduction in nuclear concerns over the year. In general, survey participants in Latin America and the ...

19 January 2024

ROMIR sums up the results of 2023 in the identified trends of purchasing behavior and makes forecasts for their development for the year 2024 on the basis of research and analysis of information obtained through the Unified Data Panel conducted during the year. The general mood of consumers for the year showed a trend for stabilization. The population demonstrates a high level of adaptability, ...

12 January 2024

One in four people worldwide (26%) expects a more peaceful 2024, and two out of five respondents (39%) expect the opposite – a more turbulent year. Almost everyone else (29%) expects the same as before. Thus, fears definitely prevail, unlike the period two years ago, when the global peace index revealed almost equal proportions of optimists and pessimists. The greatest anxiety about possi...

30 December 2023

The global economic downturn has reigned in the world, apparently for a long time. And this is fully reflected in the feelings of the inhabitants of the planet. 26% of respondents worldwide are positive about economic changes. 39% believe that there will be more economic difficulties next year. Another 29% of respondents believe that from an economic point of view, the new year will be the same as...