Economic growth, naval funding, and wartime reserves

The campaign reports roughly four percent economic growth, a naval allocation near twelve percent, and reserves equal to about twenty-two months of naval budget. Earlier, simultaneous construction and upgrade work absorb the money available even though more projects are wanted. These figures are game abstractions rather than claims about a particular historical economy. They expose immediate programme cash flow and the broader state capacity supplied by revenue, budget share, and accumulated reserves. A navy with many ships and projects can sustain them only while those financial supports remain available.