Table 1 The manifestations of capitalism and the development of the digital society in Russia, 2010–2020.

From: Towards digital society management and ‘capitalism 4.0’ in contemporary Russia

Year

Intermediary indicators

Manifestations of capitalism

Indicators for the development of the digital society

Private property (as of year-end)

Balanced financial result (revenue minus negative income) of companies’ activities, RUB million

Index of Economic Freedom

Trade openness: foreign trade turnover (sum of imports and exports), % of GDP

Global Competitiveness Index, points 0–100

Share of households with Internet access (%)

Digital knowledge in society, points 1–100

Share of the population without information security problems when using the Internet (%)

Share of population aged 15–74 using the Internet daily (%)

 

Total companies

Number of private companies

Share of private companies (%)a

2010

4,823,304

4,103,583

85.08a

6,330,589

50.3

50.36

42.0a (4.2)

48.4

64.432b

41.6b

26.0

2011

4,866,620

4,164,605

85.57a

7,139,536

50.5

48.04

42.0a (4.2)

56.8

65.245b

42.1b

35.3b

2012

4,886,432

4,195,016

85.85a

7,824,538

50.5

47.15

42.0a (4.2)

60.3

66.068b

42.7b

40.0b

2013

4,843,393

4,159,501

85.88a

6,853,753

51.1

46.29

42.0a (4.2)

67.2

66.902b

43.2

45.5b

2014

4,886,007

4,212,175

86.21a

4,346,793

51.9

47.80

44.0a (4.4)

69.9

67.746b

48.9

51.6

2015

5,043,553

4,377,776

86.80a

7,502,736

52.1

49.36

44.0a (4.4)

72.1

68.601b

65.8

55.1

2016

4,764,483

4,122,214

86.52a

12,801,581

50.6

46.52

45.0a (4.5)

74.8

69.467b

68.9

57.7

2017

4,561,737

3,935,974

86.28a

9,036,848

57.1

46.88

46.0a (4.6)

76.3

70.344

71.2

60.6

2018

4,214,742

3,619,813

85.88a

12,400,336

58.2

51.13

65.6

76.6

74.082

72.1

68.8

2019

85.49b

17,015,704b

58.9

49.07

66.7

76.9b

75.017

73.0b

78.1b

2020

85.09b

23,348,899b

61.0

47.09b

67.8b

76.9b

75.964b

73.0b

88.7b

  1. Sources: Calculated and compiled by the authors based on Federal State Statistics Service (2020), IMD (2020), Institute of Scientific Communications (2020), Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation, Federal State Statistics Service, National Research University ‘Higher School of Economics’ (2020), National Research University ‘Higher School of Economics’ (2020), The Global Economy (2020), The Heritage Foundation (2020).
  2. aCalculated by the authors based on official statistics.
  3. bDue to the absence of some data, we have provided the data according to the authors’ evaluation of ‘all other conditions being equal’ based on the growth rate of the indicator for the years in which the actual data are accessible.