建筑

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建筑

建筑列表

公司 • 特殊建筑

市场

商品 • 需求

生产方式

生产方式列表

国库

The buildings panel provides a detailed summary of the buildings in the player's country and their associated production methods.

建筑 在《维多利亚3》里，是一个国家经济的核心基础。 建筑雇佣 人群 且通常生产商品 goods， 但是有的建筑提供的是其他增益：例如威望， 行政力， 或者军事单位。每一个建筑都在一个地区上，且雇佣的人群必须在该地区上。每一级建筑都有其所有权，可以是政府，该建筑劳动力，一个公司，或者上等阶层人群。

尽管被称为 “建筑”，但它们应被理解为工业部门、官僚辖区或类似概念 —— 即单个等级的建筑并非代表某一家工厂、农场或行政机构，而是代指若干此类设施的集合。

建造

建造单建筑时每周投入建造力上限

来源	数量
基础	+10
Urbanization城镇化	+10
Urban Planning城镇规划	+5
Modern Sewerage现代排水系统	+5
Steel-Frame Buildings钢框架结构建筑	+5
File:Invention elevators.png Elevators电梯	+5
Tata公司繁荣度奖励	+10

建造力表示一个国家建造建造新建筑的能力，无论是政府建造还是私人建造。每个拥有基础的国家+10点建造力，但可以通过扩建File:Building construction sector.png construction sector 建造部门来获取更多。

Whenever any building is built or expanded, it goes into the construction queue – with the exception of auto-built buildings, such as urban centers and trade centers. The construction queue is split into government construction – using the national budget – and private construction – using the investment pool. The proportion of construction points allocated to each is based on the Economic System law. If either queue is not utilizing its full allocation of construction points, the other queue can automatically use them.

Each regular constructible building has a construction cost, ranging from 100 to 800, with unique buildings costing 2500 and canals costing 5000. Each Monday construction points are added in order to buildings in the construction queue. Each country has a max weekly construction progress which limits the number of points added to a single building which can be increased by certain technologies. If the country has more construction points available than the max weekly construction progress limit next building in the queue receives the points up to the limit so on until no points remain.

The government construction queue can be reordered at any time, prioritizing or deprioritizing a given building's construction. Government construction can also be paused and unpaused at any time. As long as a building remains in the construction queue, it retains its construction progress, but if it is removed from the queue, all progress is lost with no refund or transfer.

Building costs

The costs of running the construction sectors (both labor and materials) are the sole expenses when constructing. They can be seen in the budget under Construction Goods and Government Wages respectively. When buildings are constructed, the construction sector uses pop labor and goods, and the costs involved are subject to market forces. Construction sectors use and for the basic production method. , , and are required for more advanced production methods. Private construction draws funds from the investment pool for the cost of goods only — the construction sector employees are still paid from the national budget — and private construction is paused if the investment pool does not have sufficient funds to pay for construction.

Any excess construction each week is wasted. Wages must be paid regardless of whether the construction is used or not. However, excess construction does not require any goods. In general, one should always use the entire construction capacity outside of dire and temporary situations.

Construction efficiency

Construction efficiency is a modifier affecting the amount of construction points gained when building in a state. With no modifier to construction efficiency, each construction point provides one construction progress. Positive construction efficiency provides a bonus to the points assigned to a building in a queue. For example, if a state has +50% construction efficiency, then each construction point provides 1.5 construction progress. Conversely, a state with −50% construction efficiency would only gain 0.5 construction progress from each point of construction.

Construction efficiency is modified by various sources:

• Local construction sectors increase construction efficiency in the state, with more advanced production methods providing more efficiency per level.
• The  Road Maintenance decree provides +10% construction efficiency.
• The power bloc principle File:Principle tier I.png Construction I provides +10% construction efficiency.
• Having surplus Bureaucracy increases construction efficiency nationwide, up to +10% with 100% surplus bureaucracy.
• Certain state traits like mountains or deserts decrease local construction efficiency.
•  Turmoil decreases construction efficiency in increasing severity.
•  Devastation decreases construction efficiency in direct proportion.
• The trade union trait  x24px decreases construction efficiency nationwide by −15%.
• Declaring bankruptcy decreases construction efficiency nationwide by −75%.
• Certain events can increase or decrease construction efficiency.

Construction efficiency has a minimum of 5%.

Building groups

Each building belongs to one or more building groups. These groups represent related industries and are also used for various modifiers and triggers.

These tables omit most groups which have the same name as the sole building contained within; groups containing a single building with a different name are indicated with hover text.

Urban buildings

Manufacturing Industries		Service Industries	Urban Facilities
Light Industries	Heavy Industries			Ownership Buildings
File:Building artillery foundries.png Artillery Foundries File:Building arms industries.png Arms Industries  Food Industries File:Building textile mills.png Textile Mills  Furniture Manufacturies  Glassworks  Tooling Workshops  Paper Mills	Shipyards File:Building military shipyards.png Military Shipyards  Munition Plants File:Building fertilizer plant.png Fertilizer Plants File:Building explosives factory.png Explosives Factory  Synthetics Plants  Steel Mills  Motor Industries File:Building war machine industries.png War Machine Industries File:Building electrics industries.png Electrics Industries	Urban Center	Arts Academy  Trade Center	Manor Houses File:Building financial districts.png Financial Districts File:Building company headquarter.png Company Headquarter

Rural buildings

Agriculture		Ranches	Plantations	Extraction
	Subsistence Agriculture			Mining
File:Building rye farms.png Rye Farms File:Building wheat farms.png Wheat Farms File:Building rice farms.png Rice Farms File:Building maize farms.png Maize Farms File:Building millet farms.png Millet Farms  Vineyard	Subsistence Farms  Subsistence Orchards  Subsistence Pastures  Subsistence Fishing Villages  Subsistence Rice Paddies	File:Building livestock ranches.png Livestock Ranches	File:Building coffee plantations.png Coffee Plantations File:Building cotton plantations.png Cotton Plantations File:Building dye plantations.png Dye Plantations File:Building opium plantations.png Opium Plantations File:Building tea plantations.png Tea Plantations File:Building tobacco plantations.png Tobacco Plantations File:Building sugar plantations.png Sugar Plantations File:Building banana plantations.png Banana Plantations File:Building silk plantations.png Silk Plantations	File:Building coal mines.png Coal Mines File:Building iron mines.png Iron Mines File:Building lead mines.png Lead Mines File:Building sulfur mines.png Sulfur Mines File:Building gold mines.png Gold Mines  Gold Fields	Logging Camps File:Building rubber plantations.png Rubber Plantations File:Building fishing wharves.png Fishing Wharves File:Building whaling stations.png Whaling Stations  Oil Rigs

Development buildings

Government Structures		Infrastructure			Power Plants	Military Buildings
	Monuments	Private Infrastructure	Public Infrastructure	Canals		Army Buildings	Naval Buildings
University  Government Administration  Skyscraper	All monuments	Railway	Port File:Building construction sector.png Construction Sector	Suez Canal  Panama Canal	File:Building power plants.png Power Plants	Barracks  Conscription Center	Naval Base

Descriptively these groups represent various sectors of the economy:

• Urban – Urban buildings generally represent the sorts of industry or government work that takes place in Victorian cities. These are the industries that make finished goods, and centers of art and trade. Most urban buildings have no limit on their total levels and can be built in any state.
  • Urban Centers – These represent the miscellaneous shops and small businesses that fill cities. Urban Centers are automatically created rather than built, with the number of levels based on the urbanization in a state; urbanization is generated by the state's other buildings. Urban Centers are the primary source of but also produce infrastructure and transportation.
  • Trade Centers – These represent the import/export businesses and brokers who manage international trading. Trade Centers are automatically created for each level of trade route owned by the country.
  • Manufacturing industries – Manufacturing industries produce most goods: either finished goods for pop consumption, industrial goods such as and , or military goods such as or .
  • Ownership buildings – These represent either aristocratic estates or capitalist financial firms which purchase ownership of other buildings and receive the dividends of profitable buildings.

• Rural – Rural buildings represent industries more often situated outside a city, such as agriculture or mining. Rural buildings are typically limited to a set cap in each state, and no state can build every type.
  • Agriculture – These represent industrialized farming. The number of agriculture buildings that can be built is limited by the amount of  arable land in each state. Additionally, each state can host only certain types of crops.
  • Plantations – These represent large scale cultivational of cash crops. The number of plantation buildings that can be built is limited by the amount of  arable land in each state. Additionally, each state can host only certain types of crops.
  • Ranches – These represent large scale livestock operations raising animals for meat and fabric and other byproducts such as fertilizer. The number of ranch buildings that can be built is limited by the amount of  arable land in each state.
  • Extraction – These represent the extraction of natural resources such as mines, logging, fishing, and whaling. Most goods produced here are used by urban industries. Resource industries are limited by the natural availability of the resource in the state.
  • Subsistence buildings – These are a special type of inefficient building that cannot manually be built or destroyed, but rather appear anywhere in the world where there is unused  arable land. The vast majority of the world's population starts the game working in subsistence buildings as , and much of the game's industrialization process is about finding more productive employment for those peasants. Pops working in these buildings contribute little to GDP and taxes per capita.

• Development – These are government buildings that distinguish themselves by providing vital state-level functions. These include government offices, universities, and military buildings.
  • Military bases – barracks and naval bases hire and train the  battalions and  flotillas that make up a country's standing army and navy. These buildings are limited based on the Army Model law for Barracks and technology for Naval Bases.
  • Conscription centers – These represent a country's ability to levy its civilian population for war.
  • Infrastructure – These are the ports and railways that connect the country. Ports are government funded, while railways may be privately owned or government run. Ports provide and a small amount of , while railways provide significant amounts of infrastructure and transportation.
  • Government buildings – These are buildings funded by the government and provide crucial civil services required for the smooth running of a Victorian era nation. Examples include Government Administrations where produce bureaucracy for the administration of incorporated states and institutions, and universities where produce innovation for technological progression.
  • Construction Sector – These are the construction firms which build other buildings. Once a Construction Sector has been built, they appear in the construction tab rather than the development tab.
  • Canals – The Panama and Suez Canals. These can only be built in their historical locations and provide +100 prestige to their owner and +20% migration attraction to their state. They reduce the sea travel distance required for routes than go through them, saving a large number of convoys for trade and supply routes or travel time for fleets and armies.
  • Monuments – Certain states across the world start with or can build unique buildings that historically existed in those states. Depending on the game rules, monuments may provide a unique effect, prestige, or simply bragging rights.

Urbanization

Urbanization represents the density of each state. Most buildings contribute between +5 and +20 urbanization per level. Initially, each 100 urbanization in a state creates one  Urban Center. This is reduced by  Joint-Stock Companies (−10%),  Investment Banks (−15%), and File:Invention corporate governance.png Corporate Governance (−25%), such that eventually each 50 urbanization in a state creates one Urban Center.

Managing buildings

To ease the management of the different buildings (and their associated production methods) in the country, the player can refer to the buildings panel.

The panel provides an overview of all buildings in the country, and allows the player to see at a glance how those industries are doing financially. The buildings are grouped by type and can be expanded to view the individual buildings in each state, and each building can be clicked on to get an in-depth view of its balance sheet and workforce. In addition, the panel allows adjusting the production methods of an individual building, or setting all production methods for a certain building type to a specific setting across the country.

Predictive tooltips explain the anticipated impact on the building's balance as a result of changes in production, consumption, and wage requirements, as well as the changes in employment (which new job positions will be created and which will disappear) that could also impact the country's politics over time. A warning is provided if there are not enough qualifying pops to take on any new professions created, as this limits the building's ability to hire.

Throughput

Throughput is a measure of how effectively a workforce can turn input goods into output goods. Both input and output goods are modified by the throughput percentage, while required workers remains the same increasing or decreasing amount the productivity of the building without changing it's level or workforce. Positive throughput bonuses can help an industry reach its maximum profit potential, as additional wages are not necessary to achieve an increase in production.

Throughput is positively modified by the economy of scale, certain technologies, some state traits, the encourage industry decrees, certain interest group traits, and certain events. It can be negatively modified by  devastation, some state traits, going into default, input goods shortage, and certain events. These modifiers stack additively with each other. Established companies also provide +10% throughput for their associated buildings.

Economy of scale

All productive buildings (except subsistence farms) and many government buildings receive a +1% throughput bonus for each building level in the same state. The maximum economy of scale throughput bonus starts at +20% and is increased by the  Mechanized Workshops (+10%) and  Shift Work (+20%) technologies. The maximum economy of scale bonus possible is 50% (a level 50 building).

Nationalized buildings receive a penalty to economy of scale, up to −50% if all levels are nationalized.

Productivity

Buildings that produce and sell goods of any kind have a displayed productivity value. This is the profit-per-employee generated by the building on an annual basis, before wages are paid. The productivity value is displayed in green when it is either over 30 or above 150% of the average for its type worldwide, or in red when it is either below 3 or below 66% of the average worldwide.

The exact calculation of productivity is [math]\displaystyle{ \dfrac{\text{annual price of output} - \text{annual price of input}}{\text{number of employees}} }[/math]

The weekly balance can be derived by subtracting the average annual wage from productivity and then multiplying by (number of employees / 52)

Ownership

Each building level has a certain owner. This can be a government, the building's employees, or an ownership building. Buildings which are always government funded can only be owned by the country that owns the state. Building levels owned by pops have ownership shares which entitle that pop to a proportion of a building's cash reserve and dividends. Pops become more if a building where they have ownership shares is downsized or has its cash reserve wiped out by the country declaring bankruptcy.

When a building is profitable, a 25% to 50% of the profit is deposited into the building's cash reserves with the rest paid to the owners as dividends. Buildings with full cash reserves pay their entire weekly profit as dividends. Dividends are divided and paid per share. For example, a Financial Districts building with the Privately Owned production method has 10 shares for its Capitalist employees and 1 share for its Shopkeeper employees. The Shopkeepers receive 9.1% of the building's dividends.

Certain pop types (, , , , and ) contribute a portion of their dividends into the investment pool. Dividends paid to pops are also subject to dividends taxes on the full amount of paid dividends, regardless of how much is reinvested. Buildings owned by other buildings pay their dividends to the ownership buildings, which then pay dividends to their owner pops. Buildings owned by a government split dividends between the treasury and investment pool based on government dividend efficiency (treasury) and government dividend reinvestment (investment pool).

Companies

主条目：Companies

Countries can establish companies which then can construct and own certain buildings. Buildings built by a company enjoy higher construction efficiency, and those owned by the company have higher throughput and potentially contribute to the company's prosperity to activate additional bonuses.

Building production and employment

For full details of buildings, see List of buildings; for full details of production methods, see List of production methods.

Each level of a building produces and consumes certain amounts of goods while providing certain jobs based on the applied production methods. Production methods are applied to all levels of a building in a state.

Industry buildings

Food Industries production and employment per level

Building Output goods	Base PM group 1	Base PM group 2	Refining PM group	Automation PM group
Food Industries	Base	Canning	Distilleries	Automation
	Bakeries +45 −40 +500 +4500	Jars —	Prioritize Grocery Production —	Manual Dough Processing —
	Sweeteners +65 −40 −15 +500 +4000 +500	Canned Fish/Meat +30 +20 −10 +500 −30 / −20	Pot Stills +60 −30 −25 +100 +250	Automated Bakery −10 • −2500
	Baking Powder +120 −80 −30   +500 +3500 +750 +250	Vacuum Packaging (Efficient Canning Practices) +60 (+70) +30 −30 −20 −10 −5 +500 +200	Patent Stills +100 −40 −25 −10 +200 +500 +200

Industry production and employment per level

Building Output goods	Base PM group	Refining PM group	Automation PM group
Textile Mills	Base	Luxury Production	Automation
	Handsewn Clothes +45 −40 +500 +4500	Prioritize Non-Luxury Clothing —	Traditional Looms —
	Dye Workshops +60 −40 −5 +500 +4000 +500	Craftsman Sewing −30 +30 −15 +15 +500	Mechanized Looms −5 −1500
	Sewing Machines +100 −60 −10 −5 +500 +3500 +750 +250	Elastics −70 +70 −10 −35 +35 +1000	Automatic Power Looms −5 • −10 −2500
	Electric Sewing Machines +140 −60 −20 −10 −10 +500 +3000 +1000 +500
Furniture Manufacturies	Base	Luxury Production	Automation
	Handcrafted Furniture +45 −30 −10 +500 +4500	Prioritize Non-Luxury Furniture —	Hand Assembly —
	Lathes +65 −30 −10 −5 +500 +3250 +1000 +250	Luxury Furniture Production −25 +25 −15 +15 +500	Water-tube Boiler −5 • −5 −1500
			Rotary Valve Engine −5 • −10 −2000
	Mechanized Workshops +110 −50 −10 −10 +500 +3000 +1250 +750	Precision Tools −55 +55 −25 −10 +25 +1000	Assembly Lines −5 −5 −5 −3000
Glassworks	Base	Luxury Production	Glassblowing
	Forest Glass +30 −30 +500 +4500	Prioritize Glass Production —	Manual Glassblowing —
	Leaded Glass +40 −20 −10 +500 +4000 +500	Ceramics −10 +10 −5 +250	Automatic Bottle Blowers −2 −2 −5 −2500
	Crystal Glass +60 −35 +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Bone China −20 +30 −10 +500
	Houseware Plastics +100 −20 −30 +500 +2500 +1250 +750
Tooling Workshops	Base	N/A	Automation
	Crude Tools +30 −30 +500 +4500		Hand Assembly —
	Pig Iron Tools +60 −30 −20 +500 +4000 +500		Water-tube Boiler −10 −1500
	Steel Tools +80 −30 −20 +500 +3500 +500 +500		Rotary Valve Engine −15 −2000
	Machined Steel Tools +110 −10 −30 +500 +3000 +1000 +500		Assembly Lines −10 • −5 −3000
Paper Mills	Base	N/A	Automation
	Pulp Pressing +40 −30 +500 +4500		Hand Assembly —
	Sulfite Pulping +70 −30 −10 +500 +4000 +500		Water-tube Boiler −5 • −5 −1500
	Paper Bleaching +100 −30 −10 −10 +500 +3000 +1000 +500		Rotary Valve Engine −5 • −10 −2000
Fertilizer Plants	Fertilizer Production	N/A	N/A
	Artificial Fertilizers +90 −30 −10 +500 +3000 +1000 +500
	Improved Fertilizers +140 −30 −30 +500 +2000 +1500 +1000
	Nitrogen Fixation Process +200 −40 −20 −30 +500 +1000 +2000 +1500
Explosives Factory	Explosives	N/A	N/A
	Leblanc Process +50 −20 −20 +500 +3000 +1000 +500
	Ammonia-soda Process +80 −30 −30 −10 +500 +2500 +1000 +1000
	Vacuum Evaporation +110 −40 −40 −20 +500 +2000 +1000 +1000
	Brine Electrolysis +150 −50 −40 −20 −30 +500 +1000 +1000 +1500
Synthetics Plants	Synthetic Dyes	Synthetic Silk	N/A
	Synthetic Dye +80 −20 −30   +1000 +500 +1500 +2000	Prioritize Dye Production —
		Rayon −10 +30 −10 −1000 +1000
Steel Mills	Steelmaking Process	N/A	Automation
	Blister Steel Process +65 −40 −30   +500 +3500 +750 +250		Hand Assembly —
	Bessemer Process +90 −60 −30   +500 +3000 +1000 +500		Water-tube Boiler −5 • −5 • −1500
	Open Hearth Process +120 −90 −30   +500 +2500 +1250 +750		Rotary Valve Engine −5 • −10 • −2000
	Electric Arc Process +150 −100 −30 −30 +500 +2000 +1500 +1000
Motor Industries	Base	Automobile Production	Automation
	Steam Engines +40 −30 +500 +2500 +1500 +500	Prioritize Engine Production —	Hand Assembly —
	Electric Engines +80 −40 −30   +500 +2000 +1500 +1000	Automobile Production −20 +30 −10 −10 +1000 +500	Water-tube Boiler −5 −5 −500 −500
			Rotary Valve Engine −5 −10 −1000 −500
	Diesel Engines +120 −50 −50   +500 +1500 +1500 +1500		Assembly Lines −5 −5 −5 −1500 −500
Shipyards	Base	N/A	N/A
	Wooden Ships +35 −40 −20   +500 +3500 +750 +250
	Reinforced Wooden Ships +70 −20 −20 −20 −5 +500 +3000 +1000 +500
	Steamships +65 −30 −10 −10 +500 +2000 +1500 +1000
	Arc-Welded Steamships +80 −30 −30 −10 +500 +1000 +2000 +1500
Military Shipyards	Base	N/A	N/A
	Wooden Hulls +35 −40 −20 −10 +500 +3500 +750 +250
	Steam Ships +45 −20 −20 −10 −5 −10 +500 +3000 +1000 +500
	Steel Hulls +55 −40 −20 −10 +500 +2500 +1000 +1000
	Capital Ships +70 −40 −30 −20 +500 +2000 +1500 +1000
War Machine Industries	Aeroplanes	Tanks	N/A
	Aeroplane Production +50 −10 −20 −20 −20 +500 +1500 +2000 +1000	Prioritize Aeroplane Production —
		Tank Production −10 +40 −10 −20 −10 +500
Electrics Industries	Telephones	Radios	N/A
	Telephone Production +60 −20 −20 −20 −10 +500 +1500 +2000 +1000	Prioritize Telephone Production —
		Radio Production −20 +40 −50 +500
Arms Industries	Firearms Manufacturing	N/A	Automation
	Muskets +30 −10 −10 +500 +4500 +500		Hand Assembly —
	Rifles +50 −10 −10 −5 +500 +4000 +1000		Rotary Valve Engine −15 −2000
	Repeating Rifles +70 −20 −10 −10 +500 +3500 +1000 +500		Assembly Lines −10 • −5 −3000
	Bolt Action Rifles +100 −20 −10 −20 −10 +500 +3000 +1250 +750
Artillery Foundry	Foundries	N/A	Automation
	Cannons +25 −15 −10 +500 +3500 +1000		Hand Assembly —
	Smoothbores +45 −25 −15   +500 +3250 +1000 +250		Rotary Valve Engine −15 −2000
	Breech Loaders +65 −25 −10 −10 +500 +2500 +1500 +500		Assembly Lines −10 • −5 −2500
	Recoil Mechanisms +90 −40 −20 −10 +500 +2000 +1500 +1000
Munition Plants	Base	N/A	Automation
	Percussion Caps +50 −20 −20   +500 +3000 +1000 +500		Hand Assembly —
			Rotary Valve Engine −15 −2000
	Explosive Shells +90 −40 −30   +500 +2500 +1250 +750		Assembly Lines −10 • −5 −3000

Agricultural buildings

Farm production and employment per level

Farms Output goods	Base PM group	Refining PM group	Automation PM group
Rye Farms	Base	Secondary	Harvesting Process
	Simple Farming +20   +4000 +1000	Maintain Single Crop —	Ox-Powered Ploughs —
	Soil-Enriching Farming +30 −5 +3500 +1500	Potatoes −10 • +10	Harvesting Tools −2 • −1000
	Fertilizers +45 −10 +3000 +2000	Apple Orchards −10 • +5 • +5	Steam-Powered Thresher Machines −2 • −1 • −1500
	Chemical Fertilizers +70 −15 +2500 +2500		Tractors −2 • −1 • −2000
			Compression Ignition Tractors −2 • −1 • −2500
Wheat Farms	Base	Secondary	Harvesting Process
	Simple Farming +20   +4000 +1000	Maintain Single Crop —	Ox-Powered Ploughs —
	Soil-Enriching Farming +30 −5 +3500 +1500	Citrus Orchards −10 • +5 • +5	Harvesting Tools −2 • −1000
	Fertilizers +45 −10 +3000 +2000		Steam-Powered Thresher Machines −2 • −1 • −1500
	Chemical Fertilizers +70 −15 +2500 +2500		Tractors −2 • −1 • −2000
			Compression Ignition Tractors −2 • −1 • −2500
Rice Farms	Base	Secondary	Harvesting Process
	Simple Farming +40   +8000 +2000	Maintain Single Crop —	Ox-Powered Ploughs —
	Soil-Enriching Farming +60 −10 +7000 +3000	Fig Orchards −30 • +12 • +18	Harvesting Tools −4 • −2000
	Fertilizers +90 −20 +6000 +4000		Steam-Powered Thresher Machines −4 • −2 • −3000
	Chemical Fertilizers +140 −30 +5000 +5000
Maize Farms	Base	Secondary	Harvesting Process
	Simple Farming +20   +4000 +1000	Maintain Single Crop —	Ox-Powered Ploughs —
	Soil-Enriching Farming +30 −5 +3500 +1500	Citrus Orchards −10 • +5 • +5	Harvesting Tools −2 • −1000
	Fertilizers +45 −10 +3000 +2000		Steam-Powered Thresher Machines −2 • −1 • −1500
	Chemical Fertilizers +70 −15 +2500 +2500		Tractors −2 • −1 • −2000
			Compression Ignition Tractors −2 • −1 • −2500
Millet Farms	Base	Secondary	Harvesting Process
	Simple Farming +20   +4000 +1000	Maintain Single Crop —	Ox-Powered Ploughs —
	Soil-Enriching Farming +30 −5 +3500 +1500	Fig Orchards −10 • +5 • +5	Harvesting Tools −2 • −1000
	Fertilizers +45 −10 +3000 +2000		Steam-Powered Thresher Machines −2 • −1 • −1500
	Chemical Fertilizers +70 −15 +2500 +2500		Tractors −2 • −1 • −2000
			Compression Ignition Tractors −2 • −1 • −2500

Ranch production and employment per level

Ranch Output goods	Base PM group 1	Base PM group 2	Automation PM group 1	Automation PM group 2
Livestock Ranches	Base	Wool Production	Fencing	Refrigeration
	Open Air Stockyards +10 +4000 +1000	Sheep Ranch +5	Standard Fences —	Unrefrigerated —
	Butchering Tools +20 −5   +3500 +1250 +500	Increased Wool Gathering +10 +2.5 −10	Barbed Wire Fences −2 • −800	Refrigerated Storage −3 • −800
	Slaughterhouses +30 −10   +3000 +1500 +500	Intensive Wool Gathering +20 +5 −20	Electric Fences −2 • −2 • −1400	Refrigerated Rail Cars −3 • −2 • −1400
	Mechanized Slaughterhouses +45 −10 −5 +2250 +1750 +1000

Mines

Mine production and employment per level

Building Output goods	Base PM group 1	Base PM group 2	Automation PM group 1	Automation PM group 2
Coal Mines	Mining Equipment	Explosives	Steam Automation	Train Automation
	Picks and Shovels +25 −5 +500 +4500	Manual Drilling —	Hand Cranked Crane —	Road Carts —
	Atmospheric Engine Pump +40 −10 +500 +3750 +500 +250	Nitroglycerin +15 • −5 • +250	Steam Donkey −1 • −3 • −1000	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
	Condensing Engine Pump +60 −15 +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Dynamite +25 • −10 • +250
	Diesel Pump +90 −15 −5 +500 +2250 +1500 +750
Iron Mines	Mining Equipment	Explosives	Steam Automation	Train Automation
	Picks and Shovels +20 −5 +500 +4500	Manual Drilling —	Hand Cranked Crane —	Road Carts —
	Atmospheric Engine Pump +40 −10 −10   +500 +3750 +500 +250	Nitroglycerin +12 • −5 • +250	Steam Donkey −1 • −4 • −1000	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
	Condensing Engine Pump +60 −15 −15   +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Dynamite +20 • −10 • +250
	Diesel Pump +70 −15 −5   +500 +2250 +1500 +750
Lead Mines	Mining Equipment	Explosives	Steam Automation	Train Automation
	Picks and Shovels +20 −5 +500 +4500	Manual Drilling —	Hand Cranked Crane —	Road Carts —
	Atmospheric Engine Pump +40 −10 −10   +500 +3750 +500 +250	Nitroglycerin +12 • −5 • +250	Steam Donkey −1 • −4 • −1000	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
	Condensing Engine Pump +60 −15 −15   +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Dynamite +20 • −10 • +250
	Diesel Pump +70 −15 −5   +500 +2250 +1500 +750
Sulfur Mines	Mining Equipment	Explosives	Steam Automation	Train Automation
	Picks and Shovels +20 −5 +500 +4500	Manual Drilling —	Hand Cranked Crane —	Road Carts —
	Atmospheric Engine Pump +40 −10 −10   +500 +3750 +500 +250	Nitroglycerin +10 • −5 • +250	Steam Donkey −1 • −4 • −1000	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
	Condensing Engine Pump +60 −15 −15   +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Dynamite +20 • −10 • +250
	Diesel Pump +80 −15 −5   +500 +2250 +1500 +750
Gold Mines	Mining Equipment	Explosives	Steam Automation	Train Automation
	Picks and Shovels +8 −5 Minting +250 +250 +4500	Manual Drilling —	Hand Cranked Crane —	Road Carts —
	Atmospheric Engine Pump +15 −10 −10 Minting +500 +500 +3750 +500 +250	Nitroglycerin +5 −5 Minting +125 +250	Steam Donkey −1 • −4 • −1000	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
	Condensing Engine Pump +25 −15 −15 Minting +750 +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Dynamite +10 −10 Minting +250 +250
	Diesel Pump +30 −15 −5 Minting +1000 +500 +2250 +1500 +750
Gold Fields	Base	N/A	N/A	N/A
	Basic Production +10 Minting +500 +500 +4500

Plantations

Plantation production and employment per level

Building Output goods	Base PM group	Automation PM group
Coffee Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +20   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +40 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Cotton Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +40   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +100 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Dye Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +25   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +50 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Opium Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +20   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +50 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Tea Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +20   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +40 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Tobacco Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +25   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +50 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Sugar Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +30   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +60 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Banana Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +30   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +60 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Silk Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +20   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +40 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Vineyard	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +20   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +40 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000

Military

Barracks and Conscription Center Production and Employment Per Level

Training PM	No Organized Training	General Training	Advanced Tactics Training	Training Method Streamlining	NCO Incorporation	Mobile Warfare Tactics
Unscaled modifiers	+50 Training Rate	+50 Training Rate	+50 Training Rate	+50 Training Rate	+50 Training Rate	+50 Training Rate
Barracks Level-scaled modifiers	+8 Training Rate	+15 Training Rate	+17 Training Rate	+19 Training Rate	+22 Training Rate	+24 Training Rate
Conscription Center Level-scaled modifiers	+10 Training Rate	+18 Training Rate	+21 Training Rate	+24 Training Rate	+27 Training Rate	+30 Training Rate
Employment	+30 • +970	+50 • +950	+100 • +900	+150 • +850	+200 • +800	+250 • +750

Naval Base Production and Employment Per Level

Naval Theory PM	Naval Traditions	Power of the Purse	Jeune École	Sea Lane Strategies	Battlefleet Tactics
Unscaled modifiers	+10 Training Rate	−5% Morale Loss +10% Morale Damage +10 Training Rate	−10% Morale Loss +20% Morale Damage +10 Training Rate	−15% Morale Loss +30% Morale Damage +10 Training Rate	−20% Morale Loss +40% Morale Damage +10 Training Rate
Level-scaled modifiers	+4 Training Rate	+5 Training Rate	+6 Training Rate	+7 Training Rate	+8 Training Rate
Employment	+100 • +900	+125 • +875	+150 • +850	+175 • +825	+200 • +800

Urban center buildings

Urban Center production and employment per level

Building Output goods	Base PM group	Secondary PM group 1	Secondary PM group 2	Ownership PM group
Urban Center	Amenities	Street Lighting	Public Transport	Urban Churches
	Market Stalls +15 +3500 +900 +400	Unlit Streets —	Personal Transportation Only +2	State-Run Churches +200
	Market Squares +20 −1 −1 +3000 +1400 +400	Gas Streelights +5 −2 +1 +250	Public Trams −0.5 +4 −500 +200 +100	Free Churches +100 • +150
	Covered Markets +25 −2 −1 +2500 +1900 +400	Electric Streetlights +10 −3 +2 +200 +50	Public Motor Carriages −1 +8 −1000 +400 +200	State Atheism +150 • +50
	Arcades +30 −2 −2 −1 +1000 +3000 +1000
Arts Academy	Base	Migration	N/A	Patronage
	Traditional Art +4 • −10	No Effect —		Traditional Patronage +1000 +3000 +1000
	Realist Art +5 • −15	Increased Exchange +25% Migration attraction
	Photographic Art +7 • −15 • −8			Bourgeoisie Patronage +1500 +2500 +1000
	Film Art +8 −10 −15 −2			Independent Artists +2000 +2000 +1000

Ownership building production and employment per level

Building Primary owner type	Ownership PM group	Secondary ownership PM group
Manor Houses	Base	Secondary
	Privately Owned +50 +100 +10 ownership shares	Clergy Oversight +100 • +1 ownership shares
	Increased Clergy Oversight +50 +50 +100 +10 ownership shares +1 ownership shares	Bureaucrat Oversight +100 • +1 ownership shares
Financial Districts	Base	N/A
	Privately Owned +50 +100 +100 +10 ownership shares +1 ownership shares
	Publicly Traded +50 +50 +100 +10 ownership shares
	Increased Clergy Oversight +50 +50 +100 +10 ownership shares +2 ownership shares
Company Headquarters	Base	N/A
	Privately Owned +50 +100 +100 +10 ownership shares +1 ownership shares

Government buildings

Government building production and employment per level

Building Output	Base PM group	Secondary PM group	Secularism PM group
Port	Base	N/A	N/A
	Anchorage +20 +500 +350 +150
	Cargo Port +150 +5 −5 +3000 +1500 +500
	Industrial Port +175 +7.5 −5 −5 +2000 +500 +1000 +500
	Modern Port +200 +10 −5 −5 +750 +250 +500 +500
Government Administration Taxation Capacity	Base	Professionalism	Secularism
	Simple Organization +35 • +5 Taxation Capacity • +4000	Hereditary Bureaucrats +250 • +250	Secular Administration +500
	Filing Cabinets +50 −10 +10 Taxation Capacity +4000
	Standardized Filing System +65 −20 +15 Taxation Capacity +4000	Professional Bureaucrats +500	Administrative Clergy +250 • +250
	Telephone Switchboards +100 −20 −5 +30 Taxation Capacity +2500 +2500
University	Base	Migration	Secularism
	Scholastic Education +2 −5 +10% Qualifications +1500 +1500	No Effect —	Secular Academia +2000
	Philosophy Department +3 −10 +15% Qualifications +1750 +1250	Increase Exchange +25% Migration attraction	Clerical Educators +1000 • +1000
	Analytical Philosophy Department +4 −15 +20% Qualifications +2000 +1000
Skyscraper	Skyscraper	Airships	N/A
	Bureaucratic Nexus +25% Government Administration throughput −25 +1500 +2500 +1000	No Airships —
	Trade Nexus +25% Trade Route Volume −25 +1500 +2500 +1000	Airship Mooring Post +10 Prestige

Power Plant production and employment per level

Building Output goods	Base PM group
Power Plants	Base
	Hydroelectric Plant +50 −10   +2500 +1800 +1200
	Coal-Fired Plant +100 −15 −30 +2000 +1500 +1400
	Oil-Fired Plant +150 −20 −40 +2000 +1500 +1400

Misc resource buildings

Logging production and employment per level

Building Output goods	Base PM group	Refining PM group	Automation PM group 1	Automation PM group 2
Logging Camps	Base	Hardwood Production	Special Equipment	Transportation
	Simple Forestry +30   +500 +4500	Prioritize Softwood Production —	Horse Drawn —	Road Carts —
	Saw Mills +60 −5   +500 +4000 +500	Hardwood Production −25 • +10	Steam Donkey −1 • −4 −1000	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
	Electric Saw Mills +100 −10 −5   +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Focused Hardwood Production −40 • +20	Chainsaws −1 −4 −1500 +250	Rail Log Carts −8 • −1500

Misc Resource production and employment per level

Building Output goods	Base PM group	Automation PM group
Rubber Plantations	Base	Train Automation
	Basic Production +30   +4000 +1000	Road Carts —
	Automatic Irrigation +60 −5   +3000 +1500 +500	Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
Fishing Wharves	Base	Refrigeration
	Simple Fishing +25   +500 +4500	Unrefrigerated —
	Fishing Trawlers +50 −5   +500 +4000 +500	Refrigerated Storage −5 • −1000
	Steam Trawlers +100 −5 −15   +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Refrigerated Rail Cars −5 • −5 • −2000
		Flash Freezing −7 • −7 • −3000
Whaling Stations	Base	Refrigeration
	Simple Whaling +5 +10 +500 +4500	Unrefrigerated —
	Whaling Fleet +10 +20 −5 +500 +4000 +500	Refrigerated Storage −5 • −1000
	Steam-Powered Whalers +20 +40 −5 −20 +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Refrigerated Rail Cars −5 • −5 • −2000
		Flash Freezing −7 • −7 • −3000
Oil Rigs	Base	Transportation
	Steam-Powered Derricks +60 −5 −10   +500 +3000 +1000 +500	Road Carts —
		Rail Transportation −5 • −1000
	Combustion Engine Derricks +100 −10 +500 +2000 +2000 +900	Tanker Cars −10 • −2000

Railway and trade centers

Railway production and employment per level

Building Output Goods	Base PM Group	Passenger Trains PM Group
Railway	Base	Passenger trains
	Experimental Trains +20 +20 −2 −5 +3000 +1000 +750	Cargo prioritization —
	Steam Trains/Joint Steam Trains +25/+30 +25/+30 −5/−6 −5/−6 +2500 +1500 +750	Wooden passenger carriages +10 • −8 • +250
	Electric Trains/Joint Electric Trains +30/+40 +35/+45 −10/−12 −5/−6 +2000 +2000 +750	Steel passenger carriages +15 • −5 • +500
	Diesel Trains/Joint Diesel Trains +40/+55 +40/+55 −8/−10 −5/−6 +1500 +2500 +750

Subsistence buildings

Subsistence Building Production and Employment Per Level

Building Output Goods	Base PM Group 1	Base PM Group 2	Base PM Group 3
Subsistence Farms	Base	Home Workshops	Serfdom
	Basic Production +1 +0.5 +0.5 +0.5 +5000	No Home Workshops +0.5 • +0.25 • +0.25	Free Peasants Subsistence output +4
		Home Workshops +0.25 • +0.25 • +0.25	Serfdom +0.5 • Subsistence output +3
			Homesteading +0.25 Subsistence output +4 −100 +100
Subsistence Orchards	Base	Home Workshops	Serfdom
	Basic Production +0.25 +0.5 +0.5 +0.5 +0.5 +5000	No Home Workshops +0.33 • +0.25 • +0.25	Free Peasants Subsistence output +4
		Home Workshops +0.25 • +0.25 • +0.25	Serfdom +0.33 • Subsistence output +3
			Homesteading +0.25 Subsistence output +4 −100 +100
Subsistence Pastures	Base	Home Workshops	Serfdom
	Basic Production +0.25 +0.5 +0.75 +0.25 +0.5 +5000	No Home Workshops +0.33 • +0.5	Free Peasants Subsistence output +4
		Home Workshops +0.25 • +0.25 • +0.25	Serfdom +0.3 • Subsistence output +33
			Homesteading +0.25 Subsistence output +4 −100 +100
Subsistence Fishing Villages	Base	Home Workshops	Serfdom
	Basic Production +0.5 +1 +0.25 +0.25 +0.5 +5000	No Home Workshops +0.5 • +0.25 • +0.25	Free Peasants Subsistence output +4
		Home Workshops +0.25 • +0.25 • +0.25	Serfdom +0.5 • Subsistence output +3
			Homesteading +0.25 Subsistence output +4 −100 +100
Subsistence Rice Paddies	Base	Home Workshops	Serfdom
	Basic Production +2 +0.75 +0.75 +1 +10000	No Home Workshops +1 • +0.5 • +0.5	Free Peasants Subsistence output +4
		Home Workshops +0.5 • +0.5 • +0.5	Serfdom +1 • Subsistence output +3
			Homesteading +0.25 Subsistence output +4 −100 +100

Construction sector

Construction Sector

PM	Wooden Buildings	Iron-Frame Buildings	Steel-Frame Buildings	Arc-Welded Buildings
Output	+2 Construction points +0.2% State construction efficiency	+5 Construction points +0.4% State construction efficiency	+10 Construction points +0.7% State construction efficiency	+20 Construction points +1.0% State construction efficiency
Input	−75 −25	−40 −20 −50 −10	−50 −40 −10 −20	−90 −50 −20 −40 −40
Employment	+4000 +500 +500	+3750 +500 +500 +250	+3250 +500 +500 +750	+3000 +500 +500 +750 +250
Base cost	75*20 = 1500 (75%) 25*20 = 500 (25%) Total 2000 (£1000 per construction point)	50*40 = 2000 (55%) 10*40 = 400 (11%) 40*20 = 800 (22%) 20*20 = 400 (11%) Total 3600 (£720 per construction point)	50*50 = 2500 (46%) 40*40 = 1600 (30%) 10*50 = 500 (9%) 20*40 = 800 (15%) Total 5400 (£540 per construction point)	90*50 = 4500 (43%) 50*40 = 2000 (19%) 20*50 = 1000 (10%) 40*40 = 1600 (15%) 30*40 = 1200 (12%) Total 10300 (£515 per construction point)