of military budgets. "90. The General Assembly should continue to consider what concrete steps should be taken to facilitate the reduction of military budgets, bearing in mind the relevant proposals and documents of the United Bations on this question." 13. At its thirty-third session, the General Assembly adopted resolution 33/67 of 14 December 1978, in which, inter alia, it requested the Secretary-Genera? with the assistance of an ad hoc panel of experienced practitioners in the field of military budgeting: (a) To carry out a practica1 test of the proposed reporting instrument with the voluntary co-operation of States from different regions and representing different budgeting and accounting systems, (b) To assess the results of the practica1 test; (c) To develop recommendations for further refinement and implementation of ( the reporting instrument. Th@ test has been completed and the Ad Roc Panel's assessment and recommendations , _ _-- are submitted in the present report. 14. At its thirty-fourth session, the General Assembly adopted resolution 34/83 F of ll December 2379, in which, recognizing the need for the availability OS a / . . . satisfnctory instrument for standardized reoorting on the military expenditures of Member States, such as the one tested being tested within the frametrork of the United Nations, it considered,inter alia", that a new impetus should be given to endeavours to achieve agreements to freeze, reduce or otherwise restrain, in a balanced manner, militar-y expenditures, including adequate measures of vcrification satistactory to al1 parties concerned; and to this end, requested the Disarmament Commission to undertake during 1980 to examine and identify effective ways and means of achieving such agreements. 15. In response to this request, the Disarmament Commission dealt extensively with this question a-t its session in 1980. As a result of its deliberations, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the reduction of military budgets and the development of a standardized reporting instrument for military expenditures. This suggests that the topic is related to international security and disarmament, which is not explicitly covered by any of the provided categories. However, given the focus on economic and financial aspects, it is likely that the category that best fits is related to economics.

**Category**
International trade, Industry