text: Nicaragua Niger (United States dollars) Nigeria (naira) Niue NOrWaY Oman (United States dollars) Pakistan (rupees) PC3llaTla Papua New Guinea fkina) Paraguay (United States dollars) Peru Philippines &ze.sos) Poland (zlotys) Portugal Republic of Korea (United States dollars) Romania (lei) Rwanda Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Saudi Arabia (United States dollars) Senegal Seychelles Singapore (United States dollars) Solomon Islands (United States dollars) Somalia Spain (pesos) Sri Lanka (United States dollars) Sudan Suriname Swaziland (emalangeni) Sweden (kronor) Switzerland (francs) Syrian Arab Republic Territory of Hong Kong (United States dollars) Thailand (United States dollars) Togo (CPA francs) 78 461 538 69 55-l 3 000 60 094 80 307 692 1 218 441 628 000 2 429 45 000 600 080 1 325 777 229 141 300 000 960 066 577 707 15 000 27 845 85 795 3 500 000 736 679 5 000 5 372 6 637 168 984 640 640 455 55 000 10 593 175 000 000 38 194 444 111 000 1 802 060 8 532 (6 400 953) 1 444 500 (6091 153 000 000 75 742 574 3 506 5 818 (4 257 439) 100 000 (154 204) 300 000 3 000 4C 706 23 200 000 100 000 1 104 762 (123 I 25 000 29 412 SO 000 (80) 577 398 (23 587) 4 800 (99 895) 7 400 000 212 130 000 339 450 57 333 8 790 000 1 000 000 574 086 37 274 16 855 82 075 600 3 500 000 220 000 (3 646) (281 236) 220 000 10 000 850 000 000 7 391 304 984 640 (1 5681 84 812 146 (4 657 859) 98 727 25 000 9 470 50 000 000 7 812 500 59 000 000 36 645 963 
analysis: After analyzing the text, I hypothesize that it is related to economic development, as it appears to be a list of countries with their respective currencies, followed by numerical values that could represent GDP or economic indicators. The presence of country names, currencies, and numerical values suggests a connection to economic development.