text: 3. Table 2 provides data relating to the groi,rth of total gross domestic product,population and gross domestic pioduct per capita in different economic regions ofthe world over the entira period from 196l to 1995. 4. Table 3 contains population levels and percentage shares in total norldpopulation for the year 1980 and growth rates of gross domestic product, totar andper capita. for the three periods covered by the Development Deoades. 5. Table 4 shorrs standard of riving indicaeors for different world economicregions at the beginning of the first united tibtions Development Decade and in themost recent year for which retevant data are available. 6. Table 5 provides information on lhe expansion of production and labourresources in different sectors of economic activity over the eneire period from1961 to l-981.A/40 /519 English Page 153 l. Table 6 indicates, through the use of shares of product. originating in andIabour force engaged in different najor sectors of production, the extent ofstructural chanqe in productlon taking prace in arifferent world regions from 1960to 1981. 8' Table 7 presents selected indicators of the physical produclive infrastructurein place in drfferent world reiions in 1960 and in che latest availabre year. 9. Table I summarizes, for a selecteal set of worl.d regions, the changes ininvestment effort, investment efficiency and internar and externar saving ratiosthat have occurred during the arifferent periods covered by the Deveropment Decades. 10. Table 9 provi.des information on the growth of lhe volume of exports andimports of goods and non-factor servi.ces iuring trre Development Decades and thegrovrth of the purchasing power of these exports rn terms of thei.r capacity tofinance i mpor ts . 1r' Table r0 qives basic data relat.ing to the level and composition of commodityexports of major world economic and geographic regions in 1960, 1970 and 1980. 12. Table l1 provides the sameraEher than for exports.information as table 10, but for commodity imports
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various economic indicators and trends across different regions of the world, covering topics such as GDP, population, exports, imports, and investment. The focus seems to be on macroeconomic development and international trade, with no mention of natural resources, environment, agriculture, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology.