asaesatrenta by the tEpartlent of lntelnatioaal Econooic and Social Affarla of the Unrtod Natiooa Sacrettrlat, baaed on ael|eral gourcea. A Devlatrg.r . Scenario grotrf,h rate - BaaeJ.ioe grorrCb rate. Scenarios A through F are deflneA aa folloear (a) aqenarlo A: reductioo oflnternattonrl lntereat rateg + trade llberalrration i.! olBD countrtesi (b) acenarlo B! equala scenarlo A + achleeiog the OtlA target by 1990t(c) scenalro Ct eguals Ecedatio I + lnqreaged drlect prrvate iogeatnent polrcl, (.1) Ec€nalro D! equala acenarlo C + debt feach€duling, (e) aqenarlo E: equala acanario D + tlangf,e! of tecttoology aDd oanpoeer dovelopnent ir developrngcou.trie6, aod (f) ecenrrlo F: eguala scenallo E + progreaa ln global disarlnatieot.r,/40/519 EngliBh Psge 60 Table 2{. Devlations of cNe growth ratea in recovery. ec€narlosfroo basellne proJectlons' 1985-1990 (Annua1 averages in percentage) Devlations of scenartos froo baseline a/Baseline projectiong Torld exporte, real GNP growth ra tes i Wor Id lnaluatrlal countries USSR and Eastern European countrlee Developlng countri6E OiI-expor ting Non-otl exporting4.7 0.50.50.4r.I1.5 3.5 2.9 4.0 4.3 3.9 4.60.2 0.3 0.0 0.14 0.3 0.10.1 0.r 0.0 0.r 0.1 0.10.0 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.2 0.20.3 0.5 0.0 0.2 0.3 0.20.4 0.5 0.0 0.5 0.5 0.5 Sourcer Deprrtoent of Internatlonal Econooic andqatlons Secretarirt. based oainty on sirnulations of theSoclal Affairs of the lrniEed LINK Project. y !'he acenarlog are the follouing: Scentrio lr realuction of lnterest rateE in OECD countries. Scenarlo 2: reduction of trad€ barriers tn OECD countrles by 5 per cent ot tota I loport cost. Scenarlo 3r achieving ODA trrget of 0.7 per cent of cNp by 1990. Scenarto Ar cocblnation ot scenarios I and 2. gcenarlo Br conblnatlon of ecenarioe l, Z and 3.Al\ol5L9 EnBlish PaBe 61 oc 6 z (rtoo Eo, EQEii8. I oql..t i, r, !9 cz o €$r OHO n o,r a 9! ,q oe o Et
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on economic development, specifically focusing on growth rates, trade liberalization, and debt management. The scenarios described involve changes in interest rates, trade barriers, and development aid, all of which are relevant to economic development. The language used is technical and jargon-heavy, suggesting a specialized audience with a background in economics.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade