construction 3 266 9 322 12 106 ll 880 433 1 562 481 333 125 116 79 0 40 325 , 3. ñesearch and development í 621 2 028 3 438 3 814 300 1 556 125 0 12 0 0 0 12 973 4. Total 6 220 47 478 39 098 41 274 4 843 14 165 13 132 5 318 534 122 643 i39 176 104 Note: Components do not always add up to the total due to undistributed expenditures and statistical discrepancy. Thisze applies aleo to tables > to 13. Table 5. Distribution of military expenditures according to cost categories and force groups (Total expenditures in millions of special draving rights) Military aasistance Central support UN Stra- Other administration Para- Home Peace Land laval Air combat and comand military Civil terri- Resource costs forces forces formes forces forma Support kyp- $;;f Command forces defenee tory Abroad mg. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) 1. Operating costs 1007 28 905 19 031 20 590 3 275 a 754 10 226 3 947 2-m 5 63 61 9-r 956 2. Procurement and construction 2 594 7 415 9 767 9 550 346 1 239 380 259 95 93 63 0 32 286 3. Fiesearch and development 1 224 1 643 2 794 3 079 221 1 255 97 0 10 0 0 0 10 391 4. Total 4 825 37 963 31 591 33 219 3 849 11 248 10 629 4 204 426 97 522 112 141 132 -2% Table 6. Mstribution of military exaenditures accord<m cost categories and forte groupe (Total wxaditwes, percentages) Forte gmups 1 Rtsowce coets Stra- tegic forceí (1) 0.8 1.9 1. Operating costa 2. Procurement and conatruction 3. Reeearch and development 4. wx&l - Land forces (2) .20.5. 5.3 I I I TI 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to government expenditures, specifically on military and defense-related activities. It includes categories such as procurement and construction, research and development, and operating costs, which suggests that it is related to the production and maintenance of military equipment and personnel. The text also mentions "force groups" and "cost categories", which further supports the hypothesis that it is related to military expenditures.

**Category**
Industry, Science and Technology