Food
Nineteenth-century Russian literature is full of the sorts of food most living Russians have only dreamed of groaning zakuska tables; blini with butter, sour cream, and caviar; meat and fish dishes ingeniously contrived to satisfy the Russian taste for trompel'oeil; artful,Frenchified desserts.
Economy
Moscow has the lowest unemployment rate of all federal subjects of Russia, standing at just 1% in 2010, compared to the national average of 7%. The average monthly wage in the city is 41,600 roubles (€1,070), which is almost twice the national average of 21,800 rubles (€560), and the fourth highest among the federal subjects of Russia.
Economy
Moscow is one of largest city economies in Europe and it comprises approximately 22% of Russian GDP. As of 2009 Moscow economy reached 7.16 trl roubles