di.sarnament measures shouLd be used i.n a nanner which will help to promote lhe well-being of all peoples and to inprove the economic conditions of the developing coun E r ies . Notes L/ Uniled Nations publication, sales No. E.82.Ix.1. The study ras ori.ginalLy issu€d as docunent A/36/356 and Corr.1. 2/ Official Records of the C'enerat Assenbli/, Twelftlt Special Session, Annexes. agenda ilens 9, l0r 11, 12, and 13, docunent A/s-12/32, annex v. 1/ otficial Records of the General Assembly, Fort.ieth sessi.on, Supplement No. 51 (A,/40,/51), !/ United NaEions publication, Sales No. E,83.I.1, y United Nations publication. sales No. 8.83.I.8. 9/ United Nations publication, Sales No. 8.82.IX.6, appendix II. Z/ neport of the United Nations world Population Conference' 1974' Bucbarqst. l9-30 August l9?4 (United NaEions publication, Sal"es No. E.75.xIII.3), chap. L g/ Report of the InternaIional Conference on Population, 1984, lilexico Ci!y. 6-14 4!g,r+ 19!4 (Unired Nations publication Sales No. E.84.XIII.8 and cor r igendun) . chap. II. 2/ General Assembly resolution 2373 (xxl) , annex.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the measures that should be taken to promote the well-being of all peoples and to improve the economic conditions of developing countries. It mentions various reports and publications related to population, development, and economics, which suggests that the topic is closely related to economic development and international cooperation.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade