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But ... what do you mean? That not fully occupied states don't give 100% of the resources even though the resource map mode suggests it?
The problem is, that this somehow does not work consistenly:
Various provinces will not only get 10% recruitable non-core population, but the modifier from occupation policies (80%, 90% etc.) will dissappear as well. This results in sudden, vast manpower surges.
I noticed this in contested border provinces, where you share territory with another nation and it does happen for player states as well as AI states.