number or happy, content, and unhappy citizens in each of your
cities. This information can be useful after changing your
luxury rate or type of government because those changes can have
a significant effect on the happiness of your citizens. By
reviewing this survey you can quickly see where you may have to
make adjustments in city management to avoid disorder. For each
of your cities, you see the current population and icons of any
city improvements that help increase the happiness of the
people. At the bottom of the page are totals for the size of the
population of your entire civilization and percentages of the
total that are happy, content, and unhappy. By examining the
roster of improvements for each city, you may see where a city
is missing a helpful improvement.

TRADE ADVISOR: Your trade advisor reports for each of your
cities how much of its trade is directed toward bringing in
luxuries, tax revenue, and new ideas. The amount of luxuries,
taxes, and science a city is producing is shown to the right of
its name. Below the list of cities is a total for tax
collections per turn. On the right side of the report is a list
of city improvements that exist throughout your civilization.
Only those improvements that cost money for maintenance are
listed. The report shows how many of each improvement exist and
the cost of maintaining them. At the bottom of this list is the
total of your improvement maintenance costs for this turn. By
comparing the tax revenue number with the maintenance cost
number, you can see whether the treasury of your civilization is
increasing each turn, shrinking, or remaining the same. If your
treasury is shrinking, this may be a good time to increase taxes
or adjust individual cities to produce higher revenue. In an
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