text: Total gross domestic productper capita gross domestic product Popula tionAgricultural output trlanufacturing output Expor ts Impor ts Share of gross investment in qrossproduct in 199 0 share of gross domestic saving ingross product in 199 0 Economically advanced coun tr i es Annual provision of net financial- resourcetransfers to developing. countries by I9g5provided in the form of official development assistance as a share of grossnational product? per 4.5 per 2.5 per 4 per 9 Perlibt less than 7 .5 per llct less than I percent cent cenE cent cent cent cebt9/9/ 28 per cent 24 per cent 0.7 per cenC Source: ceneral Assembly L/ Excludingdevelopingresolutions f710 (XVI), 2626 (XxV]. and 35156. planned economies, because of lack of comparabledata. bJ 9/Uinimum annual rate of economlc groerth at the end of the Decade. Exports and imports refer to goods and non-factor services.A/40 /5L9 English Page 156 Annex lable 2. Growth of total gross domestic product ' population and GDP per caplta in the worl'l economy '1961-198s a/ (Percentage) classification and economy group b/Gross domestic product PoPula tlonGDPper capita 3.6 4.7 4.42.0 r.7World vlorld by major econonic regiq! Developed fiErke! ecohomies Developed planned economies c/ Developing market economies Developing market economies bY major export or ienta tion teast developed economies Petroleum-expor t ing economies Newly industrializing economies Agricultural product exPor lers Mineral. product exporters Other developing economies Developing market economies by geographic a rea Afr ica Latin America and the Caribbean Western Asia Eas! and South-East As ia Developing market economies by per capita income ca tegory High-income economies Middle-income economies Ipw-incone econonies0.9 1.02.6 3.8 2.1 2.9 5.0 4.1 3.3 4.2 3.8 4.2 5.4 4.5 4.52.6 2.5U.J 2.0 0.9 1.8 1a 1.8 r.8 3.0 2.1 2.O 1,82.8 2.6 3.0 2.3 2.7 2.7 2.3A/40 /5r9 English Page 157 Annex table 2. (continued)
analysis: The text appears to be a statistical summary of economic data, providing information on gross domestic product, population, agricultural output, manufacturing output, exports, imports, and other economic indicators. The data is organized by geographic region and income category, suggesting a focus on economic development and international trade.