text: consequent aalju€t[ent lDeaaurea undeltaken ln Ehese counEries to overcone such difficulties have, in turn, resulted ln a widesPrea'l and tharP reductton in inveBtnent spenaling, both by Pubtlc and privaEe sources, over the first half of tlre 1980s. Thls, ptus the leas than optinistic outlook for a recovery in sPendinq IeveLs over the next Eern, eilL co;tinue to Conegrain egonornic gro$th rates through the re6t of the alecade. The aubEequent inPact on real Per caPiEa incone at|.l living alandards rlll renain rEgative. ly 63. The alllenna factng ateveloplng counEries ls that. rdlthout a neaaure of political and econonlc sEabiliqr developneni is difficult co achieve' whiLe without development lt le difficult to egtabllsh and maintain order' 6{. go$ever, thls atilema le alttficult to reaolve in the presenE situation' rhere the econonic and PollEical Proble6a of develoPing countries arise' noE only fron tbe oralinary functioning of econotBic forcea, buE alao from actlons taken by sone indusErlal counEries that Eeek to nalntain or strenglhen Eheir econonic and political stanallng, or renedfr thelr own dloneatlc 'lifficulE'ies' I'or example ' the preseures exerted uPon aleve loplng countrles by debt8 that they cannoc Pay and by Ehe denanda of tbelr oun developuent create conditions rhere naEional and lnternational securlty couldl be serioualy threatened. B. security in the nuclear age 65. As pointeal out. in the Final DocunenB of the firBt special session of the General Assenbly devoled Eo dtsarDatEnt, 'renovlng Ebe Ehreat of a uorld l.ar - a nuelear lJar - ia the nost acute and urgent faEk of Uhe present day. !{ankind is confronted $ith a cholce: r,e nugt hat.t the armg race and Proceed to dlsarmanent or faceannitlilation'.Thenucleararearacecongtitulesttrenainthreatto inlernational aecu!ity. llbe nuclear conpetition bas led to a capabillty of assured mutual deEtruction. Given the destructive Potsent.ial of nuclear seapons, nuclear
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the economic and political challenges faced by developing countries, specifically the impact of debt and debt servicing on their economic growth and stability. It also touches on the issue of nuclear disarmament and its relation to international security. The text does not seem to be related to natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, transport, communication, humanitarian aid, culture, or health.