text: 92 83 er;.1912/ 168 131 2 7 ~I119 36 81 24r;.1 155 5493121 111 68 44QI 104 22~I GDrpercapita(dollars) 149 469121 828b/ Exports percapita(dollars) Agricultural labourforceaspercentage of totallabourforce Installed electricity capacity (kilowatts per 1,000inhabitants) Infantmortality (per1,000livebirths)67 344 86 72 160r;.1147121 136 9942 66 169r;./ 163181 56 280bl 137 Secondary schoolenrolment ratio 4 28-'11 20.al'-------------_._--- ._----,--------------_._--- Sourcel WorldBankDevelopment Report, 19861UNCTAD, Handbook otTradeand Deyelopment Statistics, 1985and198A1FAO,Production Yearbook, 1985and19871UNICEF, thI_.Stat. oftheWorld's Children, 19891andUNESCO, Statistical Yearbook, 19~8, AIThefigures aresimpleaverages torthecountri.s listedinthe attachment toappendix table9. b/1986. Col1970. ~I'larietyofyearscovering theperiOd 198~·1981L ,....A/44/588 English Page51 A.t~ toAJi!Pln"ix tools2 Inthecomparison between land-locked States andtheircoastal neighbours, the countries ineachcategory arel LatinAmerica WestandSouthAsia Sub-Saharan Africa (excluding southern AfdCft) Southern Africa~~ked develop1ng countries Bolivia ParC\guay Afghanistan LaoPeople's Democratic RepUblic Nepal Burkina Faso B\.lrundi Central African RepUblic Chad Mali Niger Rwanda Uganda Botswana Lesotho Malawi SwazilBnd Zambia ZimbabweNeighbouring cORstal countries Argentina Brazil Chile Peru India Myanmar Pakistan Thailand Benin Cameroon Congo Cat!!d'Ivoire Ghana Gu.~nea Kenya MauritE\nia Nigeria Senegal SudAn Togo United Republic of Tanzania Zaire Angola Mozambique SouthAfrica
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of statistical data from various sources, including the World Bank, UNCTAD, FAO, UNICEF, and UNESCO. The data includes information on economic indicators such as GDP, exports, and agricultural labor force, as well as social indicators like infant mortality and secondary school enrollment ratio. The text also includes information on the installation of electricity capacity and agricultural labor force as a percentage of total labor force. The data seems to be used for comparative purposes, with the countries being grouped into categories such as land-locked states and their coastal neighbors.