Making GTA V for a year
Running Peoria, IL for a year
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Peoria is slated to spend $137 million on its city (pop. 115,000) this year.
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Running Aspen, CO for a year
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Running Hoboken, NJ for a year
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The projected operating cost of Hoboken in 2013 is $40 million
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Running Inglewood, CA for a year
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The projected 2013 expenditure for Inglewood is $84 million.
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Running LAPD for a year
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Paying all teachers and school staff in Culver City (LA neighorhood) for a year
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Total school staff salaries in Culver City were $44 million this year.
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Running Burlington, VT for a year
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Burlington’s city budget costs $65 million in 2012. It has a population of 42,000.
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All 2012 parking tickets in Washington DC
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The city of Washington made $92 million from parking fines in 2012.
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Running Compton’s police force for a year
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The city of Compton spent $18.5 million on its police force in 2012.
“GTA V’s” Production Budget Vs. A Real City’s Budget
“Grand Theft Auto V” is the most expensive game in history, taking five years to burn through its estimated $265 million production and marketing costs. That comes down to $53 million a year.
It’s paying back in spades, though. Within 24 hours of the game’s launch, it topped a billion dollars in sales. By the end of October, it will most likely outsell the entire world’s music industries. Basically, Rockstar Games is printing money as we speak.
Read more: http://buzzfeed.com/kevintang/gta-vs-production-budget-vs-a-real-citys-budget
"GTA V"s" Production Budget Vs. A Real City"s Budget
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