Exactly. You don't get a one-time decrease of inflation, but a gradual one depending on the number of governors you have compared to your number of provinces (counting cities and colonial cities, but not colonies or TPs). If you have governors in every province, you have a yearly "reduction" of 0.25%. Whether you actually let your inflation decrease or put your treasury slider anywhere but full left (thereby limiting either your effective reduction or effective increase) is up to you.Kelvin said:If you have governors in all provinces, they reduce the inflation by 0.25 yearly, IIRC.
Yes, if "total number of provinces" is limited to the colonial cities and cities, excluding colonies and TPs.Fnuco said:So basically 1 governor reduces your inflation by 0.25/X in a year, where X is your total number of provinces.