A good place to see what is being produced in a state?

[BrumBrumBrum]

Is there a nice overview of what is being produced in a state rather than looking at each building?

[soup_boy]

If you select a resource on the market screen you'll have access to map modes for that specific good. There is a map mode for goods production (which is what you want) and one for goods consumption.

[donalddawkins]

You can check the buildings tab when clicking on a state to see what it produces, alternatively you can select the buildings menu on the left, select a specific industry and expand the bar to see all states making that good.

If you're looking for deficits of a product, go to the national trade market and check "products best for import", those products will indicate to you what your market currently needs.

If you want to know what products your market is mass producing, check the window "products best for export", and this will show what your market has a surplus of.

You can also change the rate of export by scrolling down to that trade good in the trade tab and selecting one of the three options there.

[Fjoelsvider]

Originally posted by donalddawkins:

You can check the buildings tab when clicking on a state to see what it produces, alternatively you can select the buildings menu on the left, select a specific industry and expand the bar to see all states making that good.

If you're looking for deficits of a product, go to the national trade market and check "products best for import", those products will indicate to you what your market currently needs.

If you want to know what products your market is mass producing, check the window "products best for export", and this will show what your market has a surplus of.

You can also change the rate of export by scrolling down to that trade good in the trade tab and selecting one of the three options there.

while these are useful tips, i dont think the suggested export and import goods are really "well chosen". at least at some times its just going direct traderoute profit (i believe) whereas some other goods who might not make as much money from the trade itself might give you a much bigger boost to the economy (inout shortages being the obvious example, but also if you are close to living standard breakpoints)