text: Natlons and members of the special.ized agencies and to ascertain their specific views on expandi.ng international co-opera tion in the fields of ftoney, finance, debt and gg5qgssg flows, including development assistance and trade, {ith specialattention to the j.neerests of the developing countries, taking into account theeffects of tbe economic crisis on their economic and social development, to seek the views of Che relevant organs, organizations and bodies of the United Nations system. in particular the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, theInternational l,lonetary Fund and the World Bank, as well as the General Agreemen! onTariffs and Trade, on enhancing their effectiveness to support in every respecC theactiohs taken by States to strengthen international co-operation in these areas; and to prepare a report based on the outcome of the consultations to be circulatedto Governments not Later than Che first guarter of 1985 and to be updated subsequently. as appropriate, for submission to the ceneral Assembly at itsfortieth session. 3. Tbe consultations undertaken in response to tha€ resolution took the form of(a) a noEe verbale sent to all Member States, specialized agencies and relevant orqans, organizations and bodies of the United Nations systemt and (b) the study of documents, statements, declarations, communiqu6s and reports which, in the vier{rs of Governments, articulated comprehensive expressions of positions held by countries and groups o€ countries on the issues raised by the resolution. 4. The following covernments have replied to the note verbaLe: Arqentina, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brazil, Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic, Canada, China. Cuba, Cyprus, Ecuador, Egypt, Finland, cerman Democratic Republic, India, Indonesia, Italy (on behalf of the member States of the European Fjconomic community), Jordan, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mexico, New zealand, Norsay, pakistan,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international cooperation and coordination among countries and organizations to promote economic development, particularly in the context of the economic crisis. The focus is on issues related to finance, trade, debt, and development assistance, which suggests a strong connection to economic development.