Comments by "Paul Panter" (@paulpanter1092) on "Is Russia's Economy About to Bust?" video.

  1. According to the Russian authorities, the average pension in Russia is 241.72 euros (18,521 rubles). The price level in Russia is, however, comparable to that in Germany. 1 liter of milk currently costs an average of 80 rubles (1.04 euros); 1 kilo of flour 60 rubles (0.78 euros); 1 kilo of sugar 65 rubles (0.85 euros).
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  2. If Russia buys sanctioned goods indirectly, they are much more expensive And to produce agricultural or consumer goods, you need worker, but these are either in Ukraine or in military industry
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  3. 23 percent of the Russian population live without a connection to a sewer system. 18.1 percent of Russians use cesspools as toilets, and in rural areas the figure is as high as 48.6 percent. And 4.9 percent have no access to any kind of toilet at all. These are official data from the Russian statistics office Rosstat from 2021, whose figures are very flattering for the Kremlin.
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  4. Many Russians have gotten into debt due to low wages and high costs, and are now hopping from one loan to the next. Until no one lends them any money and the system collapses.
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