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THE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF HUMAN MIGRATION IN RUSSIA
Abstract
Human migration is a complex and multidimensional public process, possessing both positive results of territorial movements of people, and negative. Therefore, depending on the angle of consideration, this process encloses either achievements, or problems for the look of researcher. Regardless of attitude towards Russia's official statistics, including claims for its speed, reliability, etc., it is difficult not to agree with the fact that it figures in a concentrated form is most clearly illustrate the real situation. Human migration has a variety of consequences that to affect the pace and effectiveness of social and economic development of the state. Trying to adequately quantify the impact of migration on various aspects of life of Russian society is not only difficult but also impossible without the statistical characteristics of transformation of the volume and structure of migration flows. For this reason, it is essential to respond to questions about how the main parameters are modified migration in the Russian Federation, to then build bridges to understanding the outcomes of these processes. The article presents the results of a statistical research of the main indicators of human migration.
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