It is easy to see what stats like economy, loyalty, stability, and unrest do. They are all defined under kingdom terminology
But there are other stats that are barely talked about, such as Society, Lore, Law, Crime, and Corruption. They aren't really talked about on d20pfsrd or the kingmaker player's guide
I can only find 1 use regarding these stats:
(society+lore)/10 is added to fame, and (corruption+crime)/10 is added to infamy
I have no clue what Law is used for
The other stats are from the game mastery guide and have a minimal effect on kingdom building but help with the role playing side. For example:
Law
Law measures how strict a settlement's laws and edicts are. A settlement with a low law modifier isn't necessarily crime-ridden—in fact, a low law modifier usually indicates that the town simply has little need for protection since crime is so rare. A high law modifier means the settlement's guards are particularly alert, vigilant, and well-organized. The more lawful a town is, the more timidly its citizens tend to respond to shows of force. A settlement's law modifier applies on Intimidate checks made to force an opponent to act friendly, Diplomacy checks against government officials, or Diplomacy checks made to call on the city guard
Thanks a bunch!