Russian Central Bank Chief Warns of Historic Labour Shortage
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- •The labour shortage in Russia is unprecedented in the modern era according to the Central Bank chief.
- •This shortage may impact various sectors of the Russian economy by limiting available workforce.
- •Demographic trends and migration patterns are likely contributing factors to the labour shortfall.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Russian government implements policies to attract foreign workers or increase domestic workforce participation then the labour shortage could ease, supporting economic stability and growth.
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