Conscientious Individuals Live Longer
Personality traits such as conscientiousness, emotional stability, and an internal locus of control significantly influence one's lifestyle and longevity. Not only can personality traits influence health through beneficial and harmful habits but can also have a direct effect on mortality. Higher conscientiousness reduces the risk of premature death by 20 percentage points, while higher neuroticism increases it by 12 percentage points. These are the findings from a new study by Ksenia Rozhkova, Junior Research Fellow at the Laboratory for Labour Market Studies of the HSE Faculty of Economic Sciences.
32th Round RLMS-HSE Household and Individual Data for Stata
Household and Individual longitudinal data files for Stata in English are updated and now include data from 5 to 32th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2023).
32th Round RLMS-HSE Household and Individual Data for IBM SPSS Statistics
Household and Individual longitudinal data files for IBM SPSS Statistics and codebooks in English are updated and now include data from 5 to 32th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2023).
First International PhD Seminar
The first academic meeting organized by the Institute of Education took place on September 20th. The international seminar was devoted to various aspects of lifelong learning.
32th Round Questionnaires in English
32th round RLMS HSE questionnaires in English now are available for our users in section Data → Questionnaires.
Update of Longitudinal RLMS-HSE Dataset for Individuals
The dataset update caused by continuation of work on harmonization of RLMS-HSE data, that is, comparison and adjustment of answers to questions repeated in different waves for repeatedly participating respondents. This time harmonization affected variables in the blocks on education and professionfor 30th and 31th waves of the survey. The file have been updated in formats for IBM SPSS Statistics and STATA.
31th Round Individual Data for STATA
Individual longitudinal data file for STATA in English is updated and now include data from 5 - 31th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2022).
31th Round Individual Data for IBM SPSS Statistics
Individual longitudinal data file for IBM SPSS Statistics and codebook in English are updated and now include data from 5 - 31th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2022).
31th Round RLMS-HSE Household Data for STATA
Household longitudinal data file for STATA in English is updated and now include data from 5 - 31th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2022).
31th Round RLMS-HSE Household Data for IBM SPSS Statistics
Household longitudinal data file for IBM SPSS Statistics and codebook in English are updated and now include data from 5 - 31th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2022).
32th Round RLMS-HSE Household and Individual Data for Stata
Household and Individual longitudinal data files for Stata in English are updated and now include data from 5 to 32th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2023).
32th Round RLMS-HSE Household and Individual Data for IBM SPSS Statistics
Household and Individual longitudinal data files for IBM SPSS Statistics and codebooks in English are updated and now include data from 5 to 32th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2023).
32th Round Questionnaires in English
32th round RLMS HSE questionnaires in English now are available for our users in section Data → Questionnaires.
Update of Longitudinal RLMS-HSE Dataset for Individuals
The dataset update caused by continuation of work on harmonization of RLMS-HSE data, that is, comparison and adjustment of answers to questions repeated in different waves for repeatedly participating respondents. This time harmonization affected variables in the blocks on education and professionfor 30th and 31th waves of the survey. The file have been updated in formats for IBM SPSS Statistics and STATA.
31th Round Individual Data for STATA
Individual longitudinal data file for STATA in English is updated and now include data from 5 - 31th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2022).
31th Round Individual Data for IBM SPSS Statistics
Individual longitudinal data file for IBM SPSS Statistics and codebook in English are updated and now include data from 5 - 31th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2022).
31th Round RLMS-HSE Household Data for STATA
Household longitudinal data file for STATA in English is updated and now include data from 5 - 31th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2022).
31th Round RLMS-HSE Household Data for IBM SPSS Statistics
Household longitudinal data file for IBM SPSS Statistics and codebook in English are updated and now include data from 5 - 31th waves of RLMS-HSE (years 1994 - 2022).
31th Round Questionnaires in English
31th round RLMS HSE questionnaires in English now are available for our users in section Data → Questionnaires.
Constructed Variables Datasets Update
Datasets with constructed variables on household`s income and expenditures are updated with data from 30th Round of RLMS HSE.
Conscientious Individuals Live Longer
Personality traits such as conscientiousness, emotional stability, and an internal locus of control significantly influence one's lifestyle and longevity. Not only can personality traits influence health through beneficial and harmful habits but can also have a direct effect on mortality. Higher conscientiousness reduces the risk of premature death by 20 percentage points, while higher neuroticism increases it by 12 percentage points. These are the findings from a new study by Ksenia Rozhkova, Junior Research Fellow at the Laboratory for Labour Market Studies of the HSE Faculty of Economic Sciences.
Alcohol Consumption by Young Russians Drops by Half, Study Says
The decrease could be even greater but for the drinking of parents
Openness to New Experience and Conscientiousness Can Add 8% and More to Employee Earnings
Positive noncognitive skills drive success
Acceptance of Vaccination Associated with Lower Social Media Use and Higher Trust in Government
Vaccination is generally considered an essential tool for curbing the COVID-19 pandemic. Although Russia was one of the first countries to develop a vaccine against COVID-19 and launched an immunisation campaign in 2021, its vaccination rates remained low for a long time. By October 2021, only 36% of Russian adults were vaccinated, many of whom were compelled by their employers to do so. Having examined the factors contributing to low trust in vaccination among Russians, HSE economists suggest measures to improve vaccination uptake. The paper is published in Vaccine.
One in Ten Women in Russia Is Single
Most often, this happens not in the pursuit of personal fulfilment, but is forced, after the loss of a partner
Number of Employees Receiving Social Benefits and Guarantees in Russia Has Decreased
People with higher salaries — executives and qualified professionals — enjoy better benefits, such as free healthcare, vacation packages and other preferences
Video Footage on the V International RLMS HSE Users Conference
Video materials on the V International RLMS HSE Users Conference held on May 28-29, 2021 within the framework of a grant provided by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation (No. grant: 075-15-2020-928) with the support of the National Center for Interdisciplinary Research of Human Potentialnow are available on our YouTube Channel. You can get aquainted with the Conference Program here.
Big Five Predict Alcohol Consumption in Russia
Education can reduce drinking – but not as much as previously thought
Gender Asymmetry Affects Labour Market
Women increasingly prevail among white-collar workers, while men lose their jobs
Russians Consider Themselves Poorer than They Actually Are
Only 10% know where they really stand on the income scale
First International PhD Seminar
The first academic meeting organized by the Institute of Education took place on September 20th. The international seminar was devoted to various aspects of lifelong learning.
6th International Russia Longitudinal Monitoring Survey of HSE User Conference
On May 26–27 the Sixth International Conference of Data Users of the HSE Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (RLMS HSE) was held on the basis of the Moscow campus of the Higher School of Economics.
Few Innovators among State Employees in Russia
Science and culture with up to 8% workplace innovators are the only exceptions.
‘Cognitive Skills Are not Sufficient to Be Successful in Labour Market’
This September, HSE – St. Petersburg hosted the 3rd IZA/HSE University Workshop on Skills and Preferences and Labor Market Outcomes in Post-Transition and Emerging Economies. HSE News Service spoke with Professor Lehmann, co-organizer of the workshop, about human capital, the importance of cognitive and noncognitive skills, and the challenges empirical labour economists encounter when studying these issues in post-transition and emerging economies.
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Russia’s Middle Class
Who are its members and how do they spend their money?
Research seminar at CHEMP (6th and 13th February)
Our next CHEMP seminar will take place on February 13 at 17:00.
There you will have a chance to learn about the health shocks caused by the environment and effects that myocardial infractions have on health. The former topic will be presented by Stepan Aleskandrov, while the latter will be discussed by Lyubov Chigirinskaya (both are volunteers at CHEMP). In addition, Darya Kiryagina will also join the seminar as she will be presenting new estimations of health inequality indicators and their decomposition from RLMS data.
Everyone is welcome!
Research seminar at CHEMP (23 January)
Research seminars at CHEMP are back! On 23 January 2019 we started off the new year with several presentations related to a major research project by CHEMP - study of cardiovascular diseases in Russia.
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Why seniors don’t care about their health
How to improve the efficiency of outpatient care?
This issue was discussed by participants and guests of an international conference international conference 'Outpatient Care Delivery in the Russian Federation: Creating a Platform for Improved Health Outcomes', which was held at Higher School of Economics at the end of June.
Research Seminar: 'Comorbidity and Adapting to Chronic Conditions in Russia’
On Monday, 5th June, the International Centre for Health Economics, Management, and Policy (CHEMP) at HSE, St. Petersburg held another one of its signature research seminar series. Maria Kaneva, a senior research fellow at the International Centre for Economics of Healthcare and Its Reforms at the Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy in Moscow presented her research study entitled 'Comorbidity and adapting to chronic conditions in Russia’.
March 23, 2025