text: 12 months of service . In basic training In refresher training / . . . ~/40/421 English Page 67 3. Expenditures on conscripts in 1982 (a) Please qive expenditure data for the following cost categories distributed, where possible, among conscripts in basic and refresher training. Unit of account = Cash payments (same as in question 2 above) Travel allowances c * Medical care Other economic benefits Food costs, including the preparation of the meals Accommodation (heat inq and maintenance of casernes (b) Please adjust the expenditure data in column 13 of your attached filled-in matrix on the assumption that all above-mentioned expenditures would be reallocated to the line 1.1.1 conscripts. APPENDIX II List of selected items and data used for the construction of PPP6 for operating costs (Figures are given in each country's national curcency; for Italy the unit of account is 1,000 lrra) (Figures for the rtem combat uniform are PPP6 based on price data for a selected numBer of components such as socks, Doots, helmets, etc.) Input data hUSTRAI.IA AUSTRIA FINraND ITALY NORWiY SWEDEN DNITEZD QNITED XINGwll STATFS 56 520.0 354 918.0 186 200.0 30 400.0 252 066.0 190 000.0 27 102.0 40 682.0 46 228.0 263 570.0 134 330.0 23 300.0 201 619.0 133 000.0 17 656.0 30 388.0 39 009.0 216 762.0 117 040.0 20 500.0 165 635.0 123 000.0 14 028.0 25 931.0 31 576.0 236 500.0 103 740.0 15 440.0 140 100.0 112 000.0 11 187.0 22 088.0 29 988.0 201 377.0 62 510.0 13 10Q.O 0.0 0.0 12 100-O 1.5 095.0 27 308.0 170 933.0 78 497.0 0.0 119 276.0 0.0 11 410.0 13 230.0 24 518.0 156 769.0 78 497.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 10 061.0 11 969.0 21 640.0 307 992.0 18 550.0 3 742.0 47 484.0 68 180.0 6 768.0 11 290.0 
analysis: This text appears to be related to military expenses, specifically the costs associated with training conscripts. The mention of "basic training", "refresher training", "travel allowances", "medical care", and "accommodation" suggests a military context. Additionally, the presence of country-specific data and the use of national currencies (e.g. "1,000 lira" in Italy) further support this hypothesis.