text: 3.4 per cent per year. Swaziland has a relatively high ratio of paid employment to working age population (29 per cent in 1982), but this too is declininq and employment generation has become a major priority of the Government. Important opportunities exist for productive investment but the recent slower growth of @vernment revenues and the burden of cyclone rehabilitation on the budget restrict the ability of @vernment to support new investment from current revenues. 1. Central Government operations 259. The Fourth Development PIan (1984-1988) 'das approved by the Cabinet Iate in 1984. The PIan forecasts that the economy wiII grow by 0.7 per cent per year during the remainder of the PIan period, which implies a continuing annual faII in per capita incomes of 2.6 per cent. Government revenue is targeted to grow at I.5 per cent per year and the trade defibit is expected to widen, mainly owing to the poor prospects for the price of sugar. In Iight of these conditions, the main targets of the fourth Plan ares (a) greater efficiency and control over the use of public funds, (b) stimulation of private investmentr (c) promotion of job creatlon especialty through vocational training programmes and (d) the establishment of productive agricul.tural employment opportunities in the rural areas. It is estimated by the Covernment that it will take five years to complete the repair of damage caused by Cyclone Domoina, and this is reflected in the 1985/85 capital budget by a shift in the allocation of resources from the social sector to the economic sector of approximately l0 per cent as compared with 1984./85.A/40/44r English Page 91 Table 38 Ssazilands Central @vernnent operations' 1980,/81-1985,/86 (IrtllionE of enalangeni) L980/82 L98L/82 L982/831984/85 Pre].rmrnarY L9g3/84 Budget estrmateL985/86 Preliminary buoget Revenue anal grantE Tax revenue Non tax revenue GrantE Expenditure and net
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the economic situation of Swaziland, specifically the government's plans and priorities for the country's development. It mentions employment generation, investment, and revenue growth, which suggests that the category should be related to economic development.