text: 2.2.12 land 8/ 2.2.13 0th~ 3. RESEARM Am DEvEu)FMENT 4/ 3-2 De"al0pmer.t > teating an& e"*untlon 4. TOTAL (1*2+3) NO'LWB: (k) As a reault oi deferrals in most ra-aquipmsnt ~>rogrannen ovar thc gast aavcral yema, averags-lsngth-of-¿crviea rata8 wdd not bs paticulirly ramiwgful. (la) Am"*1 mmunition conamption in the orL%er of $lom ti1110n P"P par. -14- Par% II In arder to approximate the opportunity costs of using conscripts in the military sector, the following information is requcsted: (a) The average civilian wage xate that the conscripts would have been likely to obtain during the reporting year if they had not been occupied in the military sector. Answer : 8Jot applicable .~..~....~..~..~...~~..~~.~~........~..~......~~.....~......~..... (wage per period of time, curxency unit) If such an estima-te is not available, respondents are requested to suggest an average civilian wage rate that may be xeadily available and that the responden% believe migh-t serve as a reasonable measure of opportunity costs. (b) The numbex of man-years devoted by conscripts to militaxy service during the reporting year concerned. Answer: Not applicable . . . . . . . . . . ..*...........*......................................... (number of man-years) With referonce to the specific guidelines in section C, point (d), respondents are requested to give below the total amount of military assistance received from abroad during the reporting yeax. The amount should be given in the same denomina-tion and currency as used in the matrix (sect. B), preferably converted from foreign currencies to national currency at average annuãl. markct or par value exchange rates as reported by ths International Monetary Fund. hnswer: Ni.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..*...........~............................~* (amount) r' With refcrence to section C, points (m) and (n), the requcsted information 
analysis: This text appears to be a questionnaire or survey related to military and economic matters, specifically asking about the use of conscripts in the military sector and the opportunity costs associated with it. The questions relate to wage rates, man-years of service, and military assistance received from abroad. The text does not seem to be focused on any of the specific areas related to natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, humanitarian aid, or culture.