text: investment in developlng countrie€ by 0.25 per cent of lheir cDp, starting froo 1985, over and above hha projected levels, whi.le developing countrleE also eapandtheir dlrect investoent in other developing countries by 0.5 p€r cent of their cDpannually' starting from 1985. The results shord that the cDp grosrth rate of the developed counErles nould rise for 1985-1990 by about 0.Og percentage polnts over the projected baaeline levels, shile the cDP groHth rate of developlng countrleg would increase by a signiflcant m.rgin (i.e., by 0.? percentage potnts) (see trble 22' . 5. Debt reschedullnq 128. This scenario siRulated with the Fugi f,todel asauoes reschedullng of ahort-termdebt to mediun- and long-tern by an average of lO to 15 years at an averagenspread" of 1.0 to 1.25 per cent over the Lndon lnterbank offered rate and thegranting of a grace period of 2 to 3 years on new loana during which only debtlnterest will be paid. Ttre EeEults of this scenario sho, a positive inprct on GDPgrowth rateE for both developed anal developing countries (0.01 and 0.06 percentagepoints above the baseline projections for 1985-1990, respectively) (6ee table 22). Such debt reschedulings appear to have a rather 6ma11 iupact and may need to t'e accompanied by substantial improvementE in financing terns to have a noticeebleeffect on grouth.A/40/5r9 Enqlish Page 64 129. This scenario, sioulated with the Fugi lfodel, assumes thst the labourproductivity of developlng countries as a group rrill be increased during the perioal 1985-1990 by about 0.75 percentage points per year coopared with that of. the baseline projection, through concerled efforts of both the developing and developed countries for the development of technology and manposer. It is assumed that direct privaEe investment froo the developed countries and transfer of technology
analysis: The text appears to be discussing economic policies and their impact on economic growth, specifically in developing countries. It mentions investment, debt rescheduling, and labor productivity, which are all economic indicators. Additionally, the text assumes the involvement of developed countries in the development of technology and transfer of technology, which suggests a focus on economic development.