Doctor of Economics Igor Nikolaev said that incentive payments of ten thousand rubles to children under 16 in August are unlikely.
According to him, this is due to the fact that “it is not known in the global sense what will happen to the economy tomorrow” and the state will adhere to certain savings.
Nikolaev also added that a new “closure” of the economy due to the pandemic is not planned.
At the same time, Valery Ryazansky, First Deputy Chairman of the Social Committee of the Federation Council, said that a political decision at the highest level is needed to organize new payments, since it will cost the country hundreds of billions of rubles.
“If the president makes a prompt decision, then the third wave of payments will take place according to the same algorithm,” he said in a comment to the website. “Moscow’s comsomolets”.
In addition, the senator added that regional authorities can help those in need before the new school year.
In turn, the deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, Doctor of Economics Oksana Dmitrieva believes that the next wave of payments should be differentiated and directed only to those families in which the parents have found themselves in a difficult life situation. “
By decision of the President of Russia, families with children under 16 received incentive payments in connection with the coronavirus pandemic in the amount of 10 thousand rubles in June and July of this year.
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