32. As caL be seer;, tile ccefficiert cf determiratior: fer the Hheat importers (0.8781) turr:s out tc• be siqnifica r:t. In ether words, there: is c:. hic:h deqree of cCl:rela tier• betw·ee n tl1e volume cf cereal inpcrts ar(] per C<Jpita feel! prccuctior:. A decline 1r per ca1;it~ prcx.lcuticr. >Jculd triqqer larqer ,cereal irnpcrts. ?:_/ 33. lr. ccr.t.rast, for the c:rcuJ.' cf sub-Saltarar; ccur:tries tile result ebtuineC: (O.C'•C'~S') demcrstrates that there is nc ccrrela­ ticn •·etv•ee1 tht: vcllll.it.:· c~f cereal impcrts ard I'Pr Ci'q>ita fccii prccuction. Furtl1ernore, "'iti. a vie\; to ide ntifyi nq tllt~ fa.ctcrs ir,fluercinq tl1e volun,e ci. cereal ircncrts, auditiorel reqressic·r exerciBes 1.-Jele attenptec:. Fer ir.staJ.ce, the qrC\lth rates fer ur­ La nizat.ic·r, per Cil);itc: GLP u n. per capita focxi prc'<.iuctien hy tl1e rural pcpul<lt1cr. \.'ere se:>aratcly teste<.' as explaratcry factors, out tl,e fit:, cbtaj r-ec: were• peer ir eo:.ch CE•se. Table IV.A.2 I r.aexes 01 f cod irapcrt.s i r.t c /,£ ricd r <J~!ve1 t•pi nq ccur•t ries (19(,9-1971 = 100) Value Vel urr.e Unit valu<:: Scun:efi: 1970 99 101 90 1975 371 131 ?83 40 1980 c.s:. 227 ?.89 Avera qe a r.1:ua 1 c:r0\:th rn tes 1970-198() (Perce ntaqe) ?.0.8 8.4 11.4 l I ECJ\ / C~i • f! /5 Table IV.A.9 Cereal irtports arc1 total exports, 1970-1980 (Perce ntaqe) ----------------------------------------------------------------- Grcup 1 (see para. Alc:;eria Benin Eqyt;t Ethiopia Cui rea Ke rya Nadaqasca r her ecce· fJJCza mL i c; ue Se 1eqal Somalia Suda r U r:i ted Republic of 'l'a nza I'ia Zaire GrOUF 2 Ectswa I"i:t Clw d (see Gui reo -Dissa u Linya r: Arab Jamahiriya t-'la1a'lrJi Nau ri tius Niqeria Rwa ooa Sw.:tzila nd Tunisia para. United Republic cf Camerc,or. Ra tic of cereal irnpcrts to tctal merchandise experts 29 30 1970 1960 above) 2.74 5.19 9.20 4 .8(, 8. 91 0.8G 3.16 6.03 4.99 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the relationship between cereal imports and production in various countries, with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa. The data presented includes volume and value of cereal imports, as well as per capita food production. This suggests that the text is related to economic development and agriculture, specifically the impact of cereal imports on domestic food production.

**Category**
Agriculture, forestry and fishing, International trade