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How are the different stats in the demographics determined?

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How are the different stats in the demographics determined?

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On the demographics screen, there are variety of different categories, including land area, crop yield, life expectancy, and others. Here’s what they all represent (thanks to Robi D for his article on demographics):Gross National Product (GNP): The amount of total commerce brought in from cities, specialists, and trade routes minus your expenses including civic costs, city maintenance, and unit costs). Manufactured Goods: Total amount of production from your cities, including the bonuses from improvements such as forges. Crop Yield: Total amount of food brought in by cities per turn. Soldiers: This is not just how many units you have! There are many variables that contribute to this, including population of your empire, technologies, improvements/wonders, and your units and their type (a tank is “more” soldiers than a warrior). Land Area: Amount of land tiles inside your borders multiplied by 1000. Population: The total population of each city added together (1 population point equals

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