text: l. As in previous years, the Federal Republic of cernany subnits its data onnilitary expendiEures on the basis of Che instrunent for sCandardized internaEionalreporting of nilitary expendl tures. 2. By its continued contribution to the United Nations reporting instrunent,nhich has shosn it6 viability and usefulness in recen! years, Ehe Federal Republicof Gernany hopes to stimulate broader participation, nanely of Menbe r States rePresenting different budgeting sysEems and difterent geographic regions, with avieH to achieving a general and regular systen for the reporting of nilitaryexpenditureg ag a meana to increase confidence betseen states and as an imDortantfirst slep to*ards agreed and balanced reduction of nilitary expenditules.^/ 40 / rL3/ Add. L Eng lish Page 33 InstrulEnt for standardized international reportlngof nllitary expendi tu res (Actual outlays, current pr ices) Country: Gernany, Federal Fiacal year: LJanuary f983-31 Decenber 1983 Republic of National currency and unit of measure: Deutsche mark I rnillion (1 000 000) (The unit of neasure should not exceed one ten thousandth of the total nilitary expenditures)L/\oi3r3lAdd.r English aq n F1 F] z E^ I f jz EF o .o .D r co oorf rr r0 o o(t).!ru)oNosto-o- -('N -z|4Ao)o)|l,Ncr{(ooo(Yi(ou) lo@ q ct o, rj Ln .o ,ro orJl - @ .D ctro o o oor o ts o) c! ro <r 9- rr z -(9 OtrO - tz qFz af= F:zz-<=N=- o^I9- .! N € ln O O-o'9|',-€FF('.TONi|r)clo @ OlDs.! F=d oOOC'jc)--<Dt Fo1 @<r@b osa.trl o)v <t 6) Ns @ too-(t6c! zo.lrodF+OOF)on)@(Dlrocr@oso.D-cro a|r)vs+ 6at o) ra, F or o ForJlc! t'F ar(Dcl -ooc!|]'- EE3 o q) ar tr::: :: ::!l: ... ,:2,i,3'o.u{40.<z=. z t!,lz -o, o.4- e Q Z 4 < ,EF ,q)r Eo -i!- z < <-Z .a O ZL .dF E9-'c - ur.<,(r rzw<.JZ,<A)<)d J ZNCTFF.A d ZOEe.Hs,!JZ- H cr(JuJzz6ao ,Fu LHuu 'o> 'J<2 ZZt ) >- -zFuF*d .za: =+de.62.o h zoF>u!4-r/r uo>ts.-c)14)(/) 2 3"-Z=9.= <zEd=A4!rc) c(re<l4=()o z o d o.-c!FC,csJO o+F(Jdaad)Htln OFoa*Zd .ucr(!'q rz. > o(^a H.-JI T
analysis: The text appears to be a report on military expenditure submitted by the Federal Republic of Germany to the United Nations. The report follows a standardized international reporting instrument and provides detailed information on actual outlays and current prices. The text does not mention any specific economic development projects, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the military expenditure. This suggests that the category should be related to defense or security.