Rostovskaya T.K., Kuchmaeva O.V. Regional features of the demographic situation. In: Demographic well-being of Russian regions. National demographic report — 2023 ... Rostovskaya T.K., Kuchmaeva O.V. Regional features of the demographic situation. In: Demographic well-being of Russian regions. National demographic report — 2023 / T. K. Rostovskaya, A. A. Shabunova [et al.] ; ed. T. K. Rostovskaya, A. A. Shabunova ; FNISTC RAS. — Vologda : Vologda Scientific Center, 2024. P. 58-78.Глава из книги: Демографическое самочувствие регионов России. Национальный демографический доклад — 2023 / Т. К. Ростовская, А. А. Шабунова [и др.]; отв. ред. Т. К. Ростовская, А. А. Шабунова; ФНИСЦ РАН. — Вологда: Вологодский научный центр, 2024. — 336 с.ISBN 978-5-89697-427-7DOI 10.19181/monogr:978-5-89697-427-7.2024Posted on site: 06.06.24 AbstractThe Moscow agglomeration, which includes Moscow and most of the territory of the Moscow region, is the largest in Russia – more than 20 million people live here, almost one in seven Russians. On the one hand, the Moscow region is a center of attraction for migration flows (domestic and international), which is due to the quality of life in the region and the capacity of the labor market. On the other hand, the models of demographic behavior (matrimonial, reproductive, self-preservation) that are currently being formed in the metropolitan region will subsequently spread to other regions of the country.