An hour the Russian worker earns an average of 3 dollars, and produces goods and services for 9 dollars. The Russians only get a third of what they produced in terms of money. For comparison, European workers tend to receive directly in the form of a salary half that of the produced by them. So arguments about excessive "appetite" Russians are unlikely to be appropriate. The Central Bank and the government and then claim that the level of wages in the country are too high. But wages in Russia to reach the European level, the cost would significantly increase to about 50 thousand. per month on average in the economy.
Despite the fact that the average residents of most developed countries produce in an hour a large amount (for example, 98 dollars. for Norway), to explain such a gap between produced and earned very difficult. From the comparison the conclusion is that, even producing goods and services for 9 dollars./hour, Russian workers could get a lot more than a third of this amount.