text: ( c ) equipment 1 . . . . . ..o..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~..........~........ (d> services 1 ..~~~........~.~~~.....~~~.,..,....,....~~..~.~~.~.~...... (e) other 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~.......~......................~............. -22- f Respondents are requested to inform. the Panel as to whether statistics of the following kinds would be readily available for the reporting year. Answer Available Not available -- Price index of specific relevance to the military sector Exports of military equipment III IXI Such exports divided by (i) countries (ii) regions El IXI 17 1z.i Dnports of military equipment Ix III Such imports divided by (i) countries IX III (ii) regions El i-i Possibilities for converting national military expenditures into a common currency for comparison purposes will be considered by the Ad Hoc Panel in drawing up its recommendations. If a regularly published exchange rate is unavailable, or considered unsuitable for converting military expenditures, respondents are requested to comment on other possible ways for comparing the military expenditures of the responding country with those of other countries. / . l INDOKESIA \ . . B. Proposed matrix for international reporting on military expenditure (Actual outlays, current prices) (Table A of United Nations document A/31/222/Rev.l) Country: INDONESIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fiscal year: day month year day month year (The reporting or fiscal year most closely coinciding with calendar year 11.978 for which data are available) 
analysis: The text appears to be related to military expenditure and international reporting, which suggests that it may be connected to economic and financial matters. The discussion of converting national military expenditures into a common currency for comparison purposes and the mention of exports and imports of military equipment also point towards an economic context.