text: Purd for Agrlqrltural Developnent was considered at the thlrtieth, thirtl'-first and thlrty-second sesslons. In regard to tlile second aspect of ttre matter, nalrEly, mobilisatlon of resources for develolxnent. an Item entltled -rrlnternationaL flor.r of private capital fo! economlc developnent of under deveioped countriesrr vras consLdered at ttre ninttr, eleventi'l and thlrteenth gessl-ons vrLth the adoption of resolutions of a recom- Endatorl/ chafacter. Another resolution Was adopted on "Financlng for economlc development" at the t1.re L fttl sesslon ln 1957. Resolutlons were also adopted by the General Asselibly at the twenty-first, twenty-second and tr'renty-thlrd sesslons on "!low of external resouirees to deveLoplng countries and exte rna1. f,inancLng of economic developnent'r.. Sonre othbr ltems of interest in thl.s context whLch weEe considered at the flfteenth andA/ 40/'126 Eng l ish Page 42 sixteenth sesslons r.rere trAccelerated flow of capital. and technical asslstancelr, ,,Credlt insurance,r r trFinancinE of economlc developrent" and 'rUnited Nations activities in the field of industrlal developnent". Since the establi.shment' of ti1e fj.rst deve l opn€rnt decade in 1960 attentj-on, however, began to be focussed on re-structuring the existing economic system vihlch was based on a colonial pattern of econorny as it had become evident by then ttrat aid and assistance by ttlem- selves woulC not be enough to serl e ttre purpose of developrnent in the newly indepe ndent countrles. A trend in this direction was alre ady noticeable since the eleventtr sesslcn of the ceneral Assembly in 1956 and at that session the General Assembly began to discuss such matte.rs as 'r lnternational Economic Co-operation", 'rInternational Trade", t'Comnoditles,,, and "Industrla- I3.satlon in under developed countriesr'. The discusslon on these items contlnued through successive sessions and other rei.ated matters soon began to be added on the agenda of ttre Generll Assembly, nanely, issues concernlng "World marketsr., ,'Trade preferences for
analysis: The text discusses the consideration of issues related to economic development, international cooperation, and aid to underdeveloped countries. It mentions the mobilization of resources, financing for economic development, and the need for international economic cooperation and trade. The text also touches on the topic of industrial development, but it is not the primary focus.