text: g/ Outlays under off i.cial United States procurenent appropriation accounEs,except for their personnel conpensation component, are assigned i.n their entiretyto the most applicable cells of the United Nations natrix. V OutLays by the Departnent of Energy on all atoni.c energy defenceactivities. In addition to outlays relaled to lreapons and nuclear materiaLsproduclion, includes outlays on naval reactor developnent and verification andcontrol tecttnology. y Data shown are outlays under "UiIitary Construction" appropriaEionsexcept for Eo'r 2.2) colunn 7. which is "Famity Housing, Defence" and .North Atlantic Trealy Organization Infras tructu re r . uilitary construction tor the MarineCorps is included in the entry for roe 2.2, column 3, l. In order EO apProxrnate lbe opportuniEy costs of using conscripEs in the mil-itary sector' the following infornation is requested! (a) The average crvilian uage rate that tbe conscriPts would have been likely to obtain during the reporling yeir if they ha'l not been occuPied in the silitary a€c tor, Ansser: Not applicable ' in lbe absence of conscripti'on' !'lilitary compensation is designed to conpete uith civilian' If guch an esti.nate is not available, respondents are requested EO suggest an average civilian sage raEe that may be readily available and Ehat the respondents belteve$igbEserveaSareasonableneagureofoPporluniEycost's. (b) The nuober of nan-years devoted by conscripts to nilitary service during the reporting Year concerned. Ansser: None (conscription has not been in practice since 1973') 2. wicb reference to poinE ('l) of the specitic auidelines above ' respondents are a"qo""t.a to give beLow the total an'ount of nilitary assistance received from abroad during Ehe reporting year' The anount should be given in the sane denonination and currency as-used in the natrix, preferably converted fron foreign curtencies !o national au,,a"ty at average annual narket or par value exchange rates as reported bY Ehe Internalional l{oneEary Fund' An9ger: None
analysis: The text appears to be related to government spending and military activities, which suggests a connection to national defense and security. The mention of "military compensation" and "military service" also points towards a category related to employment or labor. However, the text does not seem to focus on individual employment or labor issues, but rather on government spending and military activities.