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The set of codes, datasets and figures presented below allows you to replicate the results of the study "Impact of the Crises on Household Consumption Patterns: an Analysis of Russian Regions". File named "Guideline.docx" contains extensive information, including details about the data used, step-by-step instructions for execution of all empirical models and statistical tests. This allows for a complete and accurate reproduction of the study's findings. The set of datasets, stored in Data folder presents unique data collected and calculated from the Household Budget Survey, conducted by the Federal Statistics Service. It contains information on household income and expenditure for three periods: 2007–2010, 2013–2016, and 2019–2021, covering major economic upheavals in Russia and globally. The data is available in .dta (Stata) and .RData formats (for use in R).

Follow the detailed instructions from the file "Guideline.docx"

Microeconomics, Consumption, Russia, Household

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The set of codes, datasets and figures presented below allows you to replicate the results of the study "Impact of the Crises on Household Consumption Patterns: an Analysis of Russian Regions". File named "Guideline.docx" contains extensive information, including details about the data used, step-by-step instructions for execution of all empirical models and statistical tests. This allows for a complete and accurate reproduction of the study's findings. The set of datasets, stored in Data folder presents unique data collected and calculated from the Household Budget Survey, conducted by the Federal Statistics Service. It contains information on household income and expenditure for three periods: 2007–2010, 2013–2016, and 2019–2021, covering major economic upheavals in Russia and globally. The data is available in .dta (Stata) and .RData formats (for use in R).

Follow the detailed instructions from the file "Guideline.docx"

Microeconomics, Consumption, Russia, Household

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International