text: Supplenent No. 15 5l , vol. I, p. 16. 29-/ fhe sane argurnent PP, 59-5r. 2L/ See Connission on special session, 17-?I ,tuneis made, for example, in @, Transnational Corporations, report on the reconvened L985 (E/C.LO/1985/S-3). 22/ Preas comtnunisu6 of the Interin Connlttee, para. 8. 23/Ibid., para, 9. 24/ For a fuller diseussion of develbpnents in 1984 and prospects for the innediate future, see world Econonic Survey 1985. 25/ For a fuller account of trade rneasures taken since 1984, see General Agreetnent on Tarlffs and Trade, rDevelopnents in the tradlng slstenrrr october 1983-trtarch 1984 rc/n/43URev.I). April l984-septenb€r 1984 (c/fi,/448) and octob€r l984-r,farch L985 rc/n/4101 . 26/ "Notes on developrnents in the international trading systen relevant to the position of developing countries"r annex to Ehe Etatenent to the Econonic and Social Council by the Deputy Sec retary-Gene ral and Of f ice r-in-Cbarge of UNCTAD, l0 July 1985 (UNerAD/osc/3I4 ) , p. 2. !/ See "Developnent of the energy resources of developing countriess rePortof the Secretary-Genera 1" (A/40/5ll\. 28/ See rrThe role of the InternationaL Financeexploration and developnent(, paper presented to the Financing of Petroleum Exploration and Developftent in 22-27 April r9S5 (IE,9A/P/ sYMP/oPl3 ) ,Corporat ion in energy United Nations synposiun on Developing Countries, Athens 'A/40/597 Engl istl Page 24 !!.,/ ttris nul-tiple is intended as 6 nlnlnun order of nagnitude' Estinates rnade in recent years by the Secretariat eugqest the possibility of a nultiple tthich is substantialLy higher (see "Development of ttre energy resources of developing cointrles: report of the sec retary-Gene ral" lA/39/420 and Corr.l), P- 22\. 30/ See the note bl' the secreca ry-Gene ral on the operational activities of the United Nations svstern.
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