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===Taxes=== | ===Taxes=== | ||
Taxes are the commander of income. Taxes affect the demands of the 3 zones. For example, the higher the taxes for industry, the industry demands get low. If you don't want air pollution, and lower the taxes for commercial, it lets more businesses in. | |||
===City ordinances=== | ===City ordinances=== | ||
Legalizing gambling gives you $100/month(regardless of population) and leads to the "Casino" reward. However, both increase your crime rate. | |||
===Neighbor deals=== | ===Neighbor deals=== | ||
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===Transportation=== | ===Transportation=== | ||
Money received from toll booths are shown here, as well as fares from mass transit. | |||
==Expense== | ==Expense== | ||
Your Expenditures will reduce the amount of Simoleons (§) (simulation currency) you have in your bank. | |||
===Loan=== | ===Loan=== | ||
Getting a loan can be advantageous, but you need to pay back the loan after 10 sim years. | |||
===Transportation=== | ===Transportation=== | ||
Your transportation budget. It is split into two parts, mass transit and transportation. Transportation budget involves roads, railroads, subways, monorails, and highways. Too low will cause roads to become rough and hard to travel on (increasing commute times and property value) Too high is just a waste. Your mass transit budget only fluctuates a little, but hypothetically setting it too low will cause bus delays. | |||
===City ordinances=== | ===City ordinances=== | ||
Most city ordinances will help with aspects of the game that are hard to control, such as air pollution. But they come at a cost to you set by population. | |||
===Government budget=== | ===Government budget=== | ||
This sets the budget for government buildings (mayor's house, city hall, statues, etc.) | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:23, 17 November 2019
Budgets are your money. This article is about budget and having a good budget to let you be richer then ever.
Income[edit]
Income sections will give you the money.
Taxes[edit]
Taxes are the commander of income. Taxes affect the demands of the 3 zones. For example, the higher the taxes for industry, the industry demands get low. If you don't want air pollution, and lower the taxes for commercial, it lets more businesses in.
City ordinances[edit]
Legalizing gambling gives you $100/month(regardless of population) and leads to the "Casino" reward. However, both increase your crime rate.
Neighbor deals[edit]
Deals are the supporting cities helping you get more money. But don't get the other cities bankrupt.
Transportation[edit]
Money received from toll booths are shown here, as well as fares from mass transit.
Expense[edit]
Your Expenditures will reduce the amount of Simoleons (§) (simulation currency) you have in your bank.
Loan[edit]
Getting a loan can be advantageous, but you need to pay back the loan after 10 sim years.
Transportation[edit]
Your transportation budget. It is split into two parts, mass transit and transportation. Transportation budget involves roads, railroads, subways, monorails, and highways. Too low will cause roads to become rough and hard to travel on (increasing commute times and property value) Too high is just a waste. Your mass transit budget only fluctuates a little, but hypothetically setting it too low will cause bus delays.
City ordinances[edit]
Most city ordinances will help with aspects of the game that are hard to control, such as air pollution. But they come at a cost to you set by population.
Government budget[edit]
This sets the budget for government buildings (mayor's house, city hall, statues, etc.)
(Never ever build to quickly, it is dangerous to your budget)