text: the cre,ztion of a concrete product such as a specific weapon systen. Basic and applied but not object-orientcd research may accordingly fall under the subclivision 3.1, while mainly object-oriented research would come under the subdivision 3.2 together with the development activities which are regarded as always object-destinated. Uhere tbe respondents find difficulties in dealing Trith the subcategories, they are requested to make comliients along these lines and to attach such comments to the coqleted matrix. Part II 1. In order to approximate the opportunity costs of using conscrípts in the military sector, the following information is requested: (a) The average civilian wage rate that the conscripts would have been likely to obtain durin.3 the reporting year if they had not been occupied in the militar-y sector. !hs?\rer: , , . . . . , . . . e . 0 . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . ” . l . . . (wage per period of time, currency unit) If such an estima-te is not available, respondents are requested to suggest an average civilian wae;e rate that may be readily available ancl that the respondents believe rni:%ht oerve as a reasonable measure of opportunity costs. (1~) The number of man-years devoted by conscripts to military service durinF: the reporting year concerned. Answer: - . . . . . . . + m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (number of man-years) 2, Bith referente to point (d) of the specific guidelines above, respondents are requested to gíve below the total amount of military assistance received from abroad during the reporting year. The amount should be given ín the same denomination and currency as used in the matrix, preferably converted from foreign 
analysis: The text appears to be related to defense and military activities, as it mentions "specific weapon system" and "conscripts" in the military sector. It also requests information on opportunity costs, military assistance, and man-years devoted to military service. This suggests that the text is likely related to the defense sector, which is often closely tied to national security and military capabilities.