If you go to a state's population tab, there's a little spot detailing your total peasants and unemployed in the state. Every level of non-military building employs roughly 5k people (when you don't have automation PMs active). From there you can pretty much figure out how many more jobs your state can support, outside migration.
Thanks for the tipp!
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I'm not sure what you are asking. Do you want how to know how many building levels you have total in a state ? I don't think there is a global indicator, but it's not really a very useful indication. The number of peasants and unemployed will let you know how many more buildings you can make, which has no relation to how many you already have.Thanks for the tipp!
Im shure you feared the followed up question: Is there an indicator for all my building upgrades or did i need to add up them manualy
.Okay what was happening is that they were not supporting me. I launched a play against Austria, it backed down (maybe because I swayed Russia) and I could unit, but for some reason, Baden didn't join when they are at +100...
It depends on your laws. A military dictatorship needs presidential republic+autocracy and either mass conscription or professional army. But there are other types which might have a higher priority(e.g. "banana republic" if you have a banana plantation and a trade route which exports fruit)
Do you have buildings with open jobs? Then they might not make enough money to pay the unemployed. This is especially a problem if you have social security. Or it could be that you don't have enough qualified pops. I think that's usually because of a low literacy or because the amount of unemployed+peasants is very lowWell i try to explain my little problem:
I played an relative small country (swiss) and had no peasants left but in the end always have a good number of unemployed people which gets me many radicals. I want to knew if i need to build more buildings to get more jobs or if the unemployed pops just dont work because they are going to change theire jobs or other reasons if that makes sense
This is a general problem with how trade prices are calculated. There are several huge threads discussing it
However I don't know if Paradox considers it a bug.You definitely can to a certain extent. And this extent is simply population. As an ethnostate you will not of course attract migrants, and at some point if you are succesful you will build faster than your pop naturally grow. Resources may be an other bottleneck depending on your starting position. You can mitigate it by conquest, but as an ethnostate you'll get tons of radicals from discriminated pops and you specified pacifist.
