text: 13. Table 12 shows the historical pattern of world exports and imports by originand destination of main exporting and importing regions in 1960, 1g?0 and 1ggo, 14' Table 13 sunmarizes some i.ndicators usefur in assessing human resources andskills of different krorld economic regions in 1960 anal 1990.A/40/5L9 Engli sh Page I54 Annex table 1. Internati.onal development targets and goals specified for the United Iilations development decades Development decade, country group and item Indica tor Firsl United Nations Development Decade Developing countriea a/ Annual rate of increase in national income 5 per cent b/ Economical-Iy advanced countr i es Flow of international assistance and capitalto developing countries as a share of the coftbined national incomes of the economically advanced countries I Per cent c/ Second United Nations Development Decade Developing countries a/ Annual rate of increase fron Ig70 to 1980! Total gross domestic prduct 5 per cent Per capita gross domestic product 3.5 per cent PoDuration 2'5 Per cent Aqricultural output 4 Per cent Manufacturing output I Per cent ExporEs some$rha! higher than 7 per cenf c/ Imports somewhat lolrer than 7 per cent c/ Average annual expansion in the ratio ofgross domestlc saving to gross product 0.5 per cent per year share of gross domestic saving in gross product in 1980 20 Per cent Economically advanced countr ies Annual provlsion of net financial resource transfers to developing countries by I972 as a share of gross naCional product 1 per cent Annual provision of nec financial resourcetransfers Co devetoping countries by 19?5 provided in the form of official development assistance as a share of qross nationalproduct 0'7 Pef, centA/ 40/5L9 Eng l- i sh Page 155 Annex table L (continued ) DevelopRent decade, country group and i tem Indicator Third United Natlons Developnent Decaale Developing countries a/ AnnuaL rate of increase from l9g0 to l99O:
analysis: The text appears to be discussing economic development targets and indicators for different regions and countries, including annual rates of increase in national income, gross domestic product, and other economic indicators. It also mentions international assistance and capital flows to developing countries. This suggests that the text is primarily focused on economic development, with some connections to international trade and humanitarian aid.