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Researchers with academic degrees — Candidate of Sciences in Moscow, 2004: value and dynamics

Researchers with academic degrees — Candidate of Sciences in Moscow, 2004: value 33,185 people, place among Russian regions, source Rosstat — Researchers with academic degrees — Candidate of Sciences in Moscow, 2004. Source: Rosstat.

Researchers with academic degrees — Candidate of Sciences in Moscow in 2004: 33,185 people.

Change versus 2003: −1,420 people (indicator fell by 4.1%).

Place among Russian regions

In 2004, Moscow is among the three regions with the largest values among 83 federal subjects (full regional ranking).

Comparison with the Russian average

The Russian average in 2004 was 76,808 people. The region's value is below the national average.

Dynamics over neighbouring years

Year	people
2009	31,267
2008	31,598
2007	32,731
2006	32,295
2005	32,695
2004	33,185
2003	34,605
2002	35,584
2001	36,469
2000	37,135

Checkpoint years

2000 — 37,135 people
2004 — 33,185 people
2005 — 32,695 people
2010 — 34,234 people
2015 — 31,847 people
2020 — 28,489 people

The last ten years

Year	people
2024	26,369
2023	26,991
2022	27,501
2021	28,293
2020	28,489
2019	28,570
2018	28,202
2017	29,448
2016	30,796
2015	31,847

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