order. In addition, the study propounds the benefits to the developing countries of access to the achievements of modern science and technology and the entitlement of developing countries to assistance from the industrialized countries to advance their development. 3. In the sunmary of section IIf, in annex II to document A/39/504/Add.1, which sets forth the conclusions and recommendations of the study, it is indicated, in paragraph 39, that the process of progressive development of the relevant principles and norms should continue so as to complete their elaboration, and it is suggested that consideration should be given to entrusting that task either to an intergovernrnental working group within the framework of the Sixth Committee or to an expert commission with appropriate machinery. 4. In this connection Venezuela believes that the suggestions and recommendatlons made in the study would unsuestionably help to advance the progressive developnent of the principles and norms of international law relating to the new international economic order, inasmuch as a compilation of those principJ-es and norms as they emerge from practice, precedents, negotiations and pronouncements to be found in various international legal instruments constit.utes an international means of promoting the econonic development of the ]ess developed countries.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the development of international law and principles related to the New International Economic Order, with a focus on the benefits of access to modern science and technology for developing countries. The language used suggests a focus on economic development and the promotion of economic development in less developed countries.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade