Global Stats
Global stats are abstracted generalizations of the nation's well being. Actions from players can affect these stats, for example if a player in the Department of the Interior chooses to allow limited mining within national monuments, 'Global Stability' will increase while 'The Environment' will decrease.
These stats do not directly affect the player. However, they can affect a player's polls. The incumbent party, if a certain global stat is low, may receive penalties on their polling while the opposition party will be boosted on the same group. This also works inversely, where a high global stat will boost the incumbent party's polling while penalizing the opposition party's polling. These changes occur when a new day begins, and may affect the outcome of elections.
Table
- Please note this table may be incomplete or imprecise regarding interest group corollaries. Direct, although vague quotations from the game may be used in place[1].
| Statistic | Ideal | Corollary | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average Tax Rate | Low | • Poor[2] • Middle Class • Rich • "Virtually everyone" |
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| Crime | Low | [3] | |
| Inflation | Low | • Middle Class | |
| The Economy | High | • Rich • Financial Industry • "Virtually everyone" |
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| Unemployment | Low | • Poor | |
| Civil Rights | High | • Youth • Nationalists • "Everyone a little bit" |
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| Global Stability[4] | Subjective | • Immigrants • Europe • "Most people" • Defense Industry • Russia • "Some countries and interest groups" |
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| Military Strength | High | • Defense Industry • Nationalists |
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| The Environment | High | • Youth • Environmentalists |
Footnotes
- ↑ "Everyone" likely refers to the three income groups (Poor, Middle Class, Rich) as opposed to every interest group. Not entirely confirmed.
- ↑ To a lesser extent compared to other income groups: "Poor citizens are not as strongly impacted by economic issues."
- ↑ Unknown
- ↑ Immigrants like high global stability (blue), whereas the defense industry prefers low global stability (purple).