text: manpower that can casil} be ,·,pl,,itcd at the .:hcapes1 prices and he dispensed ,\ith at an} tim,·. PR.-\('I 11'1 S \\ 1111 Rt l•·\Rll Ill I \11'111, IRS .\"-ll l'Rlllll'l" 1111"-I "-II Rl'RISI S The most imp,irtant ,,f the c,,nditi,,ns and practi,·l'S 1,, ,, hi.:h empl,,ycrs and pwducti,lll enterprises,, erL' e,p,,s<.'d during th,· last quarter of 198:! niay be summari,cd as f,,11,n, s: (al The Israeli a111h,1ri1ics ,·,llltinued h• restrict th,· L'nlr} ,,ffunds int,1 the occupied areas and set I .tllltl dinars as thl' ma,imum 1<1 he brought in hy each person entering the ,,i:,upic,1 tcrritM) fn,01 ,1111side. particul;1rly hy ,, ay <lf the fordan hridg,·. The Israeli au­ thorities wen: contiscating amounts in excess ,if this. ;md the c,llllis­ catcd sums ,oultl be rcco\'cr,·d 0111\ with dini.:ult, and after their convcrsinn into Israeli c111..-enc}. · · (/,) A continucd fall in the \'aluc ,,r Israeli cu,..-enc}. During th<" last three months of 198:!. its value fell hy :!O p.:r cent against other currencies. which caused great harm In citilcns ;md pn1ducti,1n enterprises. particularly tn wage earners in th.: ,iccupic,1 area~ and in Israel. (cl The Israeli a111h,1rities pn,hihitcd the Arab citi,cns in the Jen in area from cultivating their land except with the c,ins,·nt ,,f the occupying authorities. (dl On ..J November 19lC. the Israeli authorities cut ,,ff the clc.:­ tric curn:nl fnim the city of Hebnin bc,·;111se the l\luni.·ipality was late in paying its ckctricity hill. which 1,,talled h.:! milli,,n shcf..els. In order tn be rcc,llllll'Cle,I. th,· l\luni,·ip,1li1) had 1<1 pa~ ..J.5 milli,111 shL'kL·ls immL·diatel}. l'a} 111,•111 ,if the balanCL' ,, as rL'quircd within ~..J hnurs: nthcrwisc the electricity \\l>uld ,·,1111i1111,· 1,, b,• ,·111 ,,ff. 11'1 Th,· Israeli a111lwri1i,·s becan h> ni.n ,. lsradi fa,·1,,ril·s and ,,.,rkslwps inh• th,· ,,,·,·11pi,•d 1,·1Ti.h•ri,·s. s,, ash> ,..-,·at,•_j,,t, ,,pp,•rlu­
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the economic and social conditions in the occupied territories, specifically in the last quarter of 1981. It mentions issues such as currency restrictions, low wages, and difficulties in paying electricity bills, which suggests that the category should be related to economic development and employment.