text: contribution, but this year it coul<l be as high as 185 million vatu, which was the Ievel originally expected from both ex-colonial powers. 296. Special cyclone relief and reconstruction assistance from nrany aid donors during the first half of 1.985 will also contribute favourably to the balance of payments. 4. 297. Impcrrt duties remain the largest share in total revenue for 1985 beingFinance revenue source, their estimated relatlve 4I per cent.A/40/441 English Page I08 Table 44 Vanuatu: sources of public receipts, I98l-I985 (Mi I I ions of va tu )!/ I9 8l r982 1983 1984 (estimated)198 5 lbta I revenue Tax revenue Import duties Export duties Turnover tax on hotels etc. Business and other Iicences Company and shippingregistration fees Land registration fees Ai.rport and wharfage taxesItbn-tax revenue Interest and rents Posts and telecommunications Other revenue Grants and grants-in-aid Transfers from reserves c/2 37II 0t6 710 I30 94 52 I 29 305 I57 t48 I5l 899485 26L 901 9I 63 lI5 65 I 26 304 I4I 163 r63 743 l32 827 L 787I I72 I29 lr5 I95 96 30 43 342 135 206 2L4 /t902r7 98s 330 r46 I3s t25 {9 32L 92 224 349 285 2772 I2 508r 393 964 87 rl0 lI6 55 t6 34 302 L23 179 I99 600 14 d/3 I I ) ) ) ) b/ Sources: Ministries of Finance, Commerce, Industry and Tourisn and theCentral Bank of Vanuatu. Components rnay not always add up to totals due to rounding. This amount is still under negotiation. Amounts shown broadly represent annual deficits. The actual figures are likely to show that the 1983 budget was in surplue. 298. Expenditures for general administration, education and health continue toal>sorb a Iarge share of the @vernment rs spenrting, arrrrunting to over ?5 per centin 1985.a/ b/ c/ d/A/ 40 / 44L English Page I09 Table 45
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the financial situation of Vanuatu, specifically the government's revenue and expenditure. The text mentions various revenue sources, including import duties, taxes, and grants, and the breakdown of government spending on areas such as general administration, education, and health. The text also mentions a potential cyclone relief and reconstruction assistance, which suggests that the government is dealing with the aftermath of a natural disaster. Given the focus on government finances and disaster relief, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is likely to be a combination of economic development and humanitarian aid and relief.