Social classes

Residents belong into several social classes, each of which has its own desires and motivations. There are two major categories: Age and socioeconomic status. Each group will vote according to its general interest and properly managing the social makeup of your city with edicts and taxes is essential to a prosperous city.

Age

 * Youth: The young residents who do not work and study.
 * Adult: Self-explanatory, the baseline resident.
 * Middle-aged: Older adults.
 * Elderly: The no longer working retirees.

Socioeconomic

 * Lower class: The poor folk, struggling to get by. Reducing it is a manner of either making the city hostile to them or providing enough money through edicts and social services to lift them to an upper class.
 * Students: Self-explanatory.
 * Working class: The primary working force of your city.
 * Middle class: Richer folks who occupy the higher positions that are lucrative, but small in number.
 * Elite: The rich and idle.