text: difficult. Costs axe calculated and accounted. far differently in different countries. tr'urthermore, compaxisons between differently composed lTogralames flay be misleading, part ieularly as all prograr.::res are not so1ely or primarily nuclear- oriented.. The examples given i.n tat,].e 5 should be exarnined with these quali.fications in mind.A/35 /39" finga lsn Annex Hage yb Nation Svitzerland ) Norway ITABLE 6. SOME EXAMPIES OF ANNUAL CIVIL DEFENCE COSTS Approxinate eosts per capita (US dol-lars ) more than 10 9gl A L/ I+ 2q d < ^lIsrael Sweclen USSR FinIand. Dennark I'ederal Republic of Getnany Netherlands Unitetl States Souree: DCPA Information Bulletin r 5 April 1979, No. 303. a/ nnount quoted covers traclitional civil d.efence, including rad.iologicalalefence, but no crisis stockpiling. b/ Anount quoted. covers personne.I costs, shelter construction and operationof sone nilitary instal"lations of civil d.efence i.npo"tanc e. See also SovietCivil Defense, fhe Departnent of State, United States of America, Special Beport No, l+7, Septenber l!JB. c/ Mainty adninistration anal planning for protection against nuclear effects.A/35 /392 English Annex Page 97 27q. -'1- FTa ,-'-e +,wo a.dditiona-l and rora irnnri.-nl ^'1rc,1-e t r ]^E remembered, One is that very little is or even could be knom about the actual rrelrrc af cviet ino nirlil defornp ir q lerae rrrcl ear rrar ae fn?| "n.+611.Pr v(_r (.l:JrvJ rlr o tqi 6\they have noL yet been Lesred. fhe other is Lhp.t there are a large nr.mber of nations in the r"rorld rrhich cannot affort to spend anylhinF at all on civil defcnce, even if thev lrere convinced of the favourable c ost-effect iveness ratio of the various measures necessarv.A/3, / 39P Annex E> cFo N<< aslI3 01 , la FT FIAl35 /392 Erglish Annex ?age 99 V. THE DOCTRINES OF DETERRENCE ATD OTHER THEORIES CONCERNING NUCLEAR WEAPONS [. Doct?ines aJrd nuclear weapons
analysis: The text appears to discuss the topic of civil defense and nuclear weapons, specifically the costs and effectiveness of various measures. It mentions different countries and their approaches to civil defense, which suggests a global perspective. The text also touches on the idea of deterrence and the use of nuclear weapons, which is a complex and sensitive topic.