at sofed, maxim rishetnikov presented a forecast of socio-economic development for the next 3 years.he russian economy, according to him, has completed the recovery stage. by the end of this year, gdp growth is expected to be 2.8%. in the twenty-fourth by 2, investments at the end of the year will grow by 6%, in the next three they will show rates of up to 3% per year. consumer demand will be supported by an increase in real cash incomes of the population by 4%, primarily due to rising wages; then incomes will grow at an average rate of 2.8% per year. unemployment will be a low 3.1%. but what risks do they foresee in mineka? the risks are associated primarily with a shortage of personnel; taking into account the forecast for development and productivity growth in the economy by 2030, the economy will require an additional 2,300,000 people, we will cover half of them with internal resources, thanks to the accumulated effect of the pension reform, as well as thanks to increased youth employment. well, the second half will have to be closed due to an additional increase in labor product