text: 4. For countries reporting data for fiscal years (Australia, Canada, Indonesia, New Zealand, Sweden and the United States), simple averages of the four corresponding quarterly averages of market rates were used so that the exchange ra% referred to the same period as the reported data. 5. In the case of the SDR rates, they were period average rates derived using the following procedure: the United States dollar rates as explained in paragraphs 3 and 4 above, multiplied by the corrcsponding United States dollar/SDR rates published in the country page for the United States in IFS (line Sb). The SDR rates shown in each country page of IFS were end-of-periodrates and, thercforl not selected except for France, Italy and Mexico. 6. A column of "Undistributed expenditure" was added bctween columrs 12 and 13 of the matrix. A row of "Statistical discrepancy' was added to each given total and subtotal of the resource costs. 7. The following symbols were used in the presant set of tables. 0 (zero) = Ni1 or negligible (or less than half of the unit employed) . . (two dots) = Not applicable ( ) (brackets) = Provisional figure ,.. (three dots) = Figure not available .-L--Y-------I-L--II--*----------, 8 u! 0 . . N ,-*~--l-l-I~Lli--lT--*------~----~ m 0 N “ll---lll--l------ll-----------~-. : r d .--l----ll--i----I-C------*------. ---1------1-1--3---1------------ 0 .--m--w--- : I e t ‘VI *w ’ --1-------- 13 kl caz dii Y “& ,----*-w--- “-*I-LII~m~~~I~~oIII~~~~~m~~~~. 0 0 0 0 Q OO(D *top O0 0’0 *----ll--i--II-I-l-----*---*--. -3---Lll--m------*m1-----“-*-- -------m-----------m---------- AtiSTRALIA (100,000 AUSTFiAr;IAH DOLLARS) isTFtATE-i LAYD i BAVAL 4 AIB i OrERE iCEffRAL SuPeoRTiFaRAaI-i CIVIL i 1 DYDI- 1 TOTAL t GIC JFOHCBS tWSCES IPORCES )COBBAT ~ADHIEKSTEATIOE LLITARP ~DEI’BUCEI IlILITAFtBI ASSISTAJKE tSTi%IBU-) t.PoRces t t f tPORCES t AIYD COHIAIJD IPOECES 1 f f rED t t f t f t f t f t BXPE- k 
analysis: The text appears to be a statistical table related to government expenditures, with country-specific data. The presence of terms like "resource costs", "expenditure", and "budget" suggests a focus on fiscal policy and economic management. Additionally, the use of acronyms like "SDR" (Special Drawing Rights) and references to international financial statistics (IFS) further support this hypothesis.