政府

Government is the political representation of what is happening in the player's country.

Political power

1. 重定向 Template:图标 Political power represents the amount of influence a country's leader has over domestic affairs. The maximum quantity that can be stored is 2000.

Passive generation

Political power is generated at a base rate of

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Difficulty	Modifier
Civilian	重定向 Template:绿字
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Regular	+0%
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Elite	重定向 Template:红字

Leaders with modifiers

Certain leaders have a trait which gives their nation a bonus or negative to Political Power. For example:

Leader	Trait	Country	Modifiers
Adolf Hitler	Dictator	German Reich	重定向 Template:绿字 Political power
Leon Trotsky	Permanent Revolutionary	Soviet Union	重定向 Template:红字 Political power, 重定向 Template:红字 Justify war goal time, 重定向 Template:绿字 Subversive activities cost
Edward VIII	Inexperienced Imperialist	Great Britain (Non-Aligned UK)	重定向 Template:红字 Political power, 重定向 Template:绿字 Stability, 重定向 Template:绿字 Justify war goal time
Jake Richter	Master Maneuverer	East Germany	重定向 Template:绿字 Political power
Victoria	Kaiserin of the People	Germany (neutral ideology, via the "Request Restoration of British Titles" decision, requires 重定向 Template:图标 Waking the Tiger) || 重定向 Template:绿字 Weekly stability, 重定向 Template:绿字 Stability, 重定向 Template:绿字 War support, 重定向 Template:绿字 Division defence on core territory, 重定向 Template:绿字 Political power

National focus

主条目：National focus

National focuses were designed as replacements for the decisions in Hearts of Iron III. Only one national focus can be active at any given time, and each takes a certain number of days, usually 70 days. Focuses consume 1 political power a day. When completed, they provide benefits or initiate events. Major nations (and DLC expanded countries) have their own unique focus tree, while other countries share a generic one.

Ideas

主条目：Ideas

Political power is spent to manage the government via ideas. These take the form of laws, ministers, and companies. Enacting or removing an idea costs political power, with adding an idea usually costing 150.

Commanders

主条目：Commander

Political power may be used to produce new commanders for use in commanding divisions. The cost scales with the amount of commanders the player already has, starting at a cost of 5 and increasing by 5 for each additional commander. Naval commanders are bought with the same system, and at the same rate as the field commanders.

Diplomacy

主条目：Diplomacy

Political Power is needed for several diplomatic interactions, including justifying war, guaranteeing independence, or improving relations.

Justifying for a province using the Conquest casus belli costs 50 political power, increasing by 5 if justifying on a country with the Neutral Foreign Policy national spirit. Each state added to the Conquest justification increases the cost by 10 political power. Justifying using the Retake core state casus belli costs 25 political power.

A guarantee of independence costs 25 political power and increases by that much for each subsequent guarantee (first justification is 25 political power, second justification is 50 political power, etc.).

Improving relations is initiated at the cost of 10 political power, and costs a base rate of .2 political power per day for a country with a matching ideology. If the improving relations action is taken with the target being a separate ideology, the cost per day is 0.4 political power. For example, if

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Decisions

Decisions act as a middle ground between national focuses and events. The outcomes vary between instantaneous or timed effects.

The decisions tab is accessible by clicking the gavel icon in the top bar, or by pressing Shift+Q.

Ideology

主条目：Ideology

The player's government type is defined by their country leader and their ideology.

Elections

Elections occur in democracies and some non-aligned countries. The length of time between an election depends on the country, ranging from one to eight years between elections. The player can see when the next election will be under the politics or diplomacy tabs. Elections enable the player to change power to other ideologies without violence. If a party has above 50% popularity during an election, they will win it and become the new ruling party. Elections can also trigger some other Election events.

National spirit

主条目：National spirit

National spirits are special ideas which apply bonuses and/or maluses. These ideas can be gained through the nation's focus tree or via certain event chains.

While many of these are nation specific there are also some which are more generic in nature and can apply to more than one nation (such as those in the generic focus tree).

Stability

Stability is expressed as a percentage from 0% to 100%, and represents the people's support for the current government. Stability has various effects. At high stability, the nation receives production bonuses. At low stability, various crises can ravage the nation. Details below.

Stability above 50% gives the following bonuses, which scale linearly from none at 50% to the full amount at 100%. At 100% stability, the bonuses are:

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Stability below 50% gives the following penalties, which scale linearly from none at 50% to the full amount at 0%. At 0% stability, the penalties are:

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Further, stability affects resistance targets in occupied territories from 0% at 100%

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The effect of stability is rounded down to the nearest integer. For example, 81.6% stability results in the same bonus as 81.0% and both are displayed as 81%

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If the player is at war, low stability may cause a crisis up to a civil war.

Being in wars adds a

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Some modifiers such as Japan's leader bonus Emporer Showa give permanent stability increase to the nation. Others decrease it, such as the At War modifier. When such modifiers add to above 100%, stability is displayed as 100% and the bonus effects capped at 100%. It is also possible that the sum of stability modifiers result in less than 100% maximum stability for the nation. When stability is at max after modifiers, any additional one-time stability from events, decisions and some national foci are lost. Active permanent modifiers are listed in the in-game tooltip for stability. One-time changes are not otherwise recorded.

War support

War support is expressed as a percentage from 0% to 100%, and represents the willingness of the population to endure the privations of war. Various laws and national focuses can only be enacted if war support is at a sufficient level.

War support above 50% will give up to the following benefits:

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War support below 50% will give up to the following penalties:

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• may cause a crisis while at war

Nation leaders

主条目：Political Parties and Leaders

Each Nation has a leader. This leader depends on which party is in power and the leader of said party. Most leaders are only flavor and have no effect on the game while some leaders have AI modifiers and/or certain bonuses and/or penalties.

Footnotes

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