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[Changes in population distribution in the USSR, 1970-1981].


 Regional differences in population distribution in the USSR and their consequences are reviewed. The author notes that the European part of the USSR has a diminishing natural resource base and more than two-thirds of the country's population, but still has problems finding a large enough labor force. The eastern region is rich in natural resources but short of population. The southern region has a rapidly growing population, but one that is reluctant to migrate to other regions, and the limited natural resources of the region are causing problems in developing suitable employment opportunities to meet the demand.
