text: finance, debt, resource flows, trade and development, in order LO halt and reverse the net transfer of resources from developing to developed countriest and requested the Secretary-General, in preparing the report called for in Econcmi.: and Social Council resolution 1966156, also to take duly into account the interrelationship (continued) (ii) Current international monetary issuesr A/44/631r (b) Mw;; of the Second Connittee (Parts I and XIII: A/44/746 and . (c) Resolutions 44/212, 441213 and 441232 and decisions 441436, 441446 and 4414491 (d) Meetings of the Second Coumiittee: A/C.2/44/68.44, 46 and 49-511 (e) Plenary meetingt AI44IPV.65. A/45/100 English Page 230 between the issues of money, finance, debt, resource flows, trade and development (resolution 411180). At its second regular session in 1987, the Economic and Social Council, taking note of the report of the Secretary-General on the net transfer of resources from developing to developed countries (A/42/272-E/1988/72). stressed that a balanced and sustained recovery of the world economy required the restoration of economic growth and development in the developing countries and emphasiaed the need for the urgent adoption of specific measures to reverse the negative net transfer of resources by reducing the outflow of resources from developing to developed countries and by increasing the flow of resources to developing countriest and requested the Secretary-General to monitor the evolution of the net transfer of resources from developing to developed countries and developments having a bearing on the implementation of the resolution and to report thereon to the Economic and Social Council at its second regular session of 1988 (resolution 1987193). At its forty-second session, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General, in preparing the report called for by the Economic and Social Council in its resolution 1987/93, to include a section on the links between the level of a net overall transfer of real resources from developing to developed 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the flow of resources between developing and developed countries, discussing the negative net transfer of resources and the need to reverse it. It also mentions the relationship between money, finance, debt, resource flows, trade, and development. These themes suggest that the text is related to economic development and international trade.