Task:

for each graph/chart I attached, can you please collect me the relevant data from data sources, either the ones I attached above as well or ones you find, and make me tables for each graph/chart with the correct headings and data for Russia so I can turn them into the graphs you see above but for Russia. so...

- use data sources, collect me data that would allow me to make all the graphs/ charts below for Russia.

- make sure the data you use is as recent as you can find (10-20 year period no later)

- make tables that corresponds to each of the attached graphs I put. Graph/charts I would like you to make tables for:

Poverty and Inequality

1. For Graph 1 (Trends in Poverty Rate Over Time), you can gather data on the poverty rate in Russia over several years, ideally sourced from the World Bank Development Indicators or similar reputable sources.
2. For Graph 2 (Gini Coefficient Over Time), collect data on the Gini coefficient for Russia over a significant period, again utilizing sources like the World Bank or OECD data.

Productivity, human capital, economic growth I would like a table for both these diagrams please

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