In Russia, the number of people living below the official poverty line has almost disappeared over the past six years. However, this problem has been replaced by another: economists have documented an increase in what is known as "ter-potty". People whose income is only slightly above the official poverty line. However, money is only enough to meet the most basic needs: food, useful services, minimal clothing, medicine. But there is no money to save. Ribcom-Amon experts say that the transition from the category of "pre-poverty" to "public" can happen very quickly due to job loss, illness, inflation and several other factors. The trend is very worrying and controversial, since the income of the citizens is one of the main elements of the economic development of the country, shaping economic growth and contributing to the purchasing power of families. No income, no growth. An interesting word is "prepossession". Poverty sounds like a sentence. It is very difficult to get out of it.