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I believe in that case numbers in 'unemployed' and 'unsatisfied' should be higher. If someone doesn't fit the job - he cannot be marked as 'working', but should be 'unemployed', whilst my statistics show NONE. The same is with shoppers. If someone is stuck in traffic and does not reach the store - he can't be marked as 'satisfied'. So the chart is wrong.

Hi everyone, Recently I decided to find the perfect balance between Residential and Commercial zones including all wealth types. To do so I was watching closely how Population information (F2) is presented and what it says. Just to give you an example I attach this file: It seems my citizens couldn't be happier: Everyone is employed and there are no unsatisfied shoppers. All the goods (at least in the $ sector) are sold, so the Comercial $ zones should be happy as hell, since it is this way every day. BUT it is not. There are several buildings complaining about not having money (so not all of them have jobs) or lacking customers (suggesting that there were some unsold goods even in $ section). This drives me to the conclusion that the whole chart is a fake or simply doesn't work right! The happiness is way below expectations and is <65, while according to the chart it supposed to be blooming. Do you have the same experience? Anyone figured out how to best handle the RCI balance and where to look for the best information? I will be glad on your response and sharing your thoughts.