text: Ghana for the second meeting of the Consultative Group for Ghana (Paris' December 1984).A/ 40/ 44r English Page 46 Table 2I Gnanas oalance of paynents, 1980-1986 ($US nillron) ActuaIProvr- sional 1983Esti- nate Prolected 198s 1986 r980 198r L982 Exports (f.o.b.) Cocoa Non-cocoa Imports (f .o.b. )oil tlon-oi1 Trade balance Services (net) Of whrchl i.nterest payments Unreguited transfers (net,)Officral (grants) Private Current account, batance Capital ascount balanceOfficial long-term loans (net) Gross inflows Anortization paytnenta Offrcial mediun-term Ioans (net) Gross rnflows Anortization payments Private capital (net) Direct investment Suppliersr credits Others Others Errors and omisslons Oryerall balance Financing I!'lF (net) Payment arrears recluctron OthersI 103.6 7L0.?(792.7) (434.8)(3r0.9) (275.91 -908.3 -954.3 r95.3 -243.6580 663 (37 2't (400 )(L92) (263, -670 -958(-reo) (-2s3)(-480) (-7rs) -90 -305 -91. 5 -279.5(-82.0) L10.0 (u3.e) (-3. e) -26L.0 r73.0 37.L (84 .4 )(-47.3) 30.33 (67.8 ) (-37.5) 44.7 (14. s) (rr. 8 ) (r8.4 ) 50.9 -155.0 -243.0 243.0 258.7 -33.7 18.0607.0 (406. s ) (200. s) -s88.7439.5 (27 5.7',t (163.9 ) -531. r828 (528) (300) -l 060 (-2731 (-787', -232 -247 . L (-80. 0 ) 79.7 (82.9) (-3.2 ) -1I.6 30.7 -79. i 36.8-251. r (-80.9) 82.9 (87.2'., (-4 .3 )18.3 209.4 (-8r.7) 82.4 (83.6 ) (-L.z',t L37 .7 15.8 (ss.2 ) (-3e.4 ) 9'l.o (r03.2) l-6.2',) 11.3 (16.4) (-s. r) (-) 13.5 -L.7 27.3 27.3 -5.3 35.2 -57.227.9 -42L.8 -108.7-164 -276 -3rI(-e5) (-rle) (-144) r54 L57 L72(.Lsr) (rs3) (167)(3) (4) (5) -200 -424 -37I r25.3 95.7 (r20.4 ) (-24.7 | -L2.9(-) (-r2.9) 15. 9 (r5.6 ) (0.3 )(-) 26.6 -141. 6r07.8 49.2 (77 .81 (-28.6') 41. 9 (49. r) (-7 .2) 3.3 (16.3) (-r3.0) (-) 13.4 63.4 rr.6 -250.6r04 3s8 45Ir04 294 416(r54) (347' (483)(-s0) (-53) (-67) L2 -6r -I00(u8) (reo) (r20) (-106) (-25I) (-220143 L25 135(3) (rz1 (20)(-20) (601 (65)(60) (s3) (50) -55 -96 -66 80
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report or a balance sheet of Ghana's economy, providing information on exports, imports, trade balance, services, and capital accounts. The data includes various economic indicators such as interest payments, official grants, and private capital flows. Given the focus on economic data and financial transactions, it is likely that the text is related to economic development.