Statistics are color coded. Used percent and used amount are generally the same color because it is expected amount and percent won't be selected at the same time. The color for available amount is generally a darker version of the used color. Line color in the graph matches the text color of the corresponding selected statistic.

The game computes "Availability" percent for some things (e.g. Electricity Availability). Availability is not always useful. Instead of availability, this mod computes used percent, which is a little like the inverse of the game's availability percent. Used percent is computed as: the amount of the thing used divided by the amount of the thing available. For example, Electricity-Consumption percent is computed as: Electricity-Consumption (MW) divided by Electricity-Production (MW). Used percent can be above 100% (e.g. if you disable/bulldoze electricity production), but usually for only a brief time while the game logic reacts. Here are some examples that compare availability percent to used percent for Electricity. Note that the game does not show availability above 100%.
Education-University includes students in Campus Areas.

The Zoning category calculates zones according to the number of squares. A zoned square is counted according to the square's zone type regardless of the type of any building on the square. An unzoned square is counted as follows:

• If an unzoned square has no building on it, the square is counted as Unzoned.
  
• If an unzoned square has a building that is a RICO zoned type (e.g. from Ploppable RICO Revisited mod or Industries DLC), the square is counted according to the building's zone type.
  
• If an unzoned square has any other building (e.g. service buildings, parks, and other structures/props that prevent zoning), the square is counted as Unzoned. Note that some buildings/structures cause underlying squares to be removed instead of unzoned.

The Zone Buildings category mimics the calculation for Zoned Building Distribution on the game's City Info panel. The calculation uses the combination of households available and jobs available.

Dummy Traffic is a vehicle marked by the game as Dummy Traffic OR the first person riding in a vehicle is marked by the game as Dummy Traffic OR a vehicle is going from outside connection to outside connection. People near the edge of the map waiting for a car/train/ship/plane are not counted. All other vehicles and people are counted using the same logic as the Traffic Routes info view.

Accumulated is the cash held by Commercial buildings. Capacity is the maximum cash that can be held by Commercial buildings. Collected is the cash collected from Commercial buildings by bank cash vans in the last week.

Arriving is the number of people traveling from an outside connection to your city, including people near the edge of the map waiting for transportation. Departing is the number of people traveling from your city to an outside connection. Dummy Traffic is the number of people traveling from outside connection to outside connection. People traveling within your city are not counted.

Tax rates are the base tax rates, excluding any taxation policies.

Investment share values are computed and recorded even if the conditions are not satisfied to make the investment available to purchase.

For your information, here is the basis for each investment share value.

Starting with Version 1.7 of this mod, Bank Balance is the game's internal cash amount, which is not affected by the Unlimited Money mod. Before Version 1.7 of this mod, Bank Balance had a huge value when the Unlimited Money mod was enabled. In snapshots taken before Version 1.7, the huge values are removed.

City Value is the construction cost of player buildings and networks plus the Bank Balance minus the Loan Balance. The game's City Value statistic includes a huge value for Bank Balance when the Unlimited Money mod is enabled. In this mod, City Value includes the internal cash amount as described above. Note that if the Unlimited Money mod is enabled, it is possible to accumulate a large negative Bank Balance which will adversely affect the City Value.

Gross Domestic Product in the real world is usually computed using annual data. In this mod, Gross Domestic Product is computed using weekly data. The formula for Gross Domestic Product[en.wikipedia.org] using the expenditure approach is: Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports where:

• Consumption is the sum of consumption across all zone types. Consumption is the zone type's income minus taxes (i.e. assume all nontaxed income is eventually spent and not saved forever in a bank). The taxes your city collects from a zone type is the zone type's income times its tax rate, so a zone type's income is the zone type's taxes divided by the tax rate. For example, if a zone type's taxes are ₡100 and the tax rate is 10%, then the zone type's income is ₡100 / 10% = ₡1,000 and consumption is ₡1,000 - ₡100 = ₡900.
  
• Investment includes, for example, business investment in equipment. Investment may be considered the consumption of commercial, industrial, and office zone types and is already included in Consumption above.
  
• Government spending is all city expenses except loan expenses.
  
• Net Exports is Exports value minus Imports value. The values of Exports and Imports are the resource counts from the Outside Connections view times the rates from the table below (which were obtained from game logic). Mail is not included.
  Resource

  Rate

  Goods

  ₡15/count

  Forestry

  ₡2/count

  Farming

  ₡2/count

  Ore

  ₡3/count

  Oil

  ₡4/count

  Fish

  ₡6/count

Income from the Sports Venues CCP unique buildings is included in Commercial Income-High Density-1, but only for 1 week after a match ends. If the snapshot frequency is not often enough, the income might not be in any snapshot. Expenses from the Sports Venues CCP unique buildings is included in Service Expenses-Unique Buildings.

The game's Economy panel shows Tourism income from Commercial Zones, Public Transportation, Park Areas, and Hotels. Income from tourists is already included in those incomes. Therefore, these four Tourism incomes are not added to other incomes to compute total income.

The game's Economy panel combines Toll Booth expenses with Road expenses. In this mod, Toll Booth expenses are separate (see the Transport Economy-Toll Booth statistics).

The game's Economy panel combines Emergency (i.e. Disaster) expenses with Fire expenses. In this mod, Emergency expenses are separate (see the Service Expenses-Emergency statistic).

The game's Economy panel combines Bank expenses with Police expenses. In this mod, Bank expenses are separate (see the Service Expenses-Banks statistic).

A Generic Sports Arena is a varsity sports arena either inside a generic campus area (i.e. no administration building) or outside all campus areas. The game's Economy panel combines Generic Sports Arena expenses with Unique Building expenses. In this mod, Generic Sports Arena expenses are separate (see the Service Expenses-Generic Sports Arenas statistics). The "Sports Arena", "Ice Hockey Arena", "Snowboard Arena", "Football Stadium", "Stadium", and unique stadiums in Sports Venues CCP are considered Unique Buildings, not Generic Sports Arenas.

The game's Economy panel combines Service Point expenses with Parks, Plazas, and Landscaping expenses. In this mod, Service Points are separate (see the Service Expenses-Service Points statistic). Pedestrian Area landmark building expenses are included in Unique Buildings expenses.

The game's Economy panel combines Park Area expenses with Park expenses. In this mod, Park Areas are separate (see the Park Areas category). A Park Area with no gate is considered City Park.

When Industries DLC and Sunset Harbor DLC are both enabled, the game's Economy panel combines Fishing Industry with Industry Areas even though Fishing Industry is not required to be in an Industry Area. In this mod, Fishing Industry is separate (see the Fishing Industry category).

The game's Economy panel combines Campus Area expenses with Education expenses. In this mod, Campus Areas are separate (see the Campus Areas category).

Airport Area income and expenses are included in the Transport Economy-Air statistics.

Popularity is the weighted average location popularity amongst all hotels in the city. The weighting uses both the maximum number of guests supported and the location popularity of each hotel. For example, in a city with two hotels where hotel A has 70 maximum guests with Sightseeing popularity of 10/20 and hotel B has 50 maximum guests with Sightseeing popularity of 30/40, then the weighted average Sightseeing popularity for the city is: [(70 x 10) + (50 x 30)] / [(70 x 20) + (50 x 40)] = 64.7%.

Mail and Space Elevator have no income, therefore all corresponding expenses are negative profit.

Expenses for The Creator's Library are included with Education.
Expenses for the Plaza of Transference are included with Space Elevator.
Expenses for the Countdown Clock are included with Unique Buildings.
Expenses for the Plaza of the Future are included with Parks, Plazas, and Landscaping.

Income varies greatly and quickly as public transportation is used, park areas are visited, industry areas produce goods/materials, students attend college at campus areas, varsity sporting events are held, sporting events are held venues, etc. Therefore, income reported by this mod may differ slightly (up to about +/-0.1%) from the game's income due to the way the data is obtained.

In the Game Limits category: Pedestrian, Park, Industry, Campus, and Airport areas are called Painted Areas. All painted areas share the same limits.

Snapshot values may not exactly match the corresponding game value due to rounding.

If there is a gap in the snapshot dates due to disabling and later re-enabling this mod or due to using the Date Changer mod, the graph will have a line between the two points on either side of the gap.

Many of the statistics are computed from other statistics. For example, Profit is computed as Income minus Expenses. To save space in the game save file, the computed statistics are not saved. Only the base statistics are saved.

A single snapshot uses 1917 bytes in the game save file. The snapshot space in the game save file is listed below for various date ranges and the two default snapshot frequencies. For comparison, a new blank game is about 5-6MB.