Economy Graph

This graphs contains four coloured lines. They show the most important economic factors.

- Population (brown) The brown line represents your population. It is shown as a log scale.
- Unhoused (blue) The blue line represents the demand for housing. The height of the graph is proportional to the square root of the 'unhoused' population.
- Unemployment (yellow) The solid yellow 'bars' show that there is unemployment. The scale of this graph changes with your population. This graph is solid to draw your attention to it.
- Starvation (red) The solid red 'bars' show that there is starvation. The scale of this graph changes with your population. This graph is solid to draw your attention to it. This bar is drawn over the unemployment bar.