main consequence of a decline in demand manifests itself in the continuous weakening of trade conditions experienced by the developing countries, which in turn only accentuates the debt crisis. It is equally paradoxical, and a source of bitterness, that the very billions made by exploiting the natural resources of the developing countries should qo to BHS/td A/S-18/PV.6 94-95 (Mr• Pitarka; Albania) the financing of the manufacture of armaments, and the arms sale then closes the cycle, in this way absorbing the financial means of the countries that need development the most. There is at present increasing talk about restructuring the world economy, which is being carried out, in certain ways, only partially. Restructuring must bring about a better distribution of resources, capital and investment and, above all, the transfer of technology, know-how and information. The danger exists for the creation of a situation which would obstruct and make difficult, even impossible, co-operation between the developing countries and the industrialized countries. This would cause a break in the links of the chain of the world economy, accomPanied by an inability of the developing countries to adapt, because of the imJX>ssibility to transfer technologies and know-how, the serious problems of environmental pollution, unemployment and the migration of popUlations. Hence, their grave economic situation would be prolonged, along with the worsening of other related problems. The balance with mich we are entering the new ~cade renders even nore pressing the need for international co-operation. It has rightly been pointed out that development depends on national and international efforts and on the collective responsibility to see to it that three-quarters of the world is also given a chance for develoPment. JVM/21 A/S-18/PV. 6 96 (Mr. Pitarka, Albania) The' relaxation of political tension is an important factor in overcominq the 
**Analysis**
The text primarily discusses the economic situation of developing countries, the impact of declining demand on their trade conditions, and the need for international cooperation to address the debt crisis and transfer technology. It also touches on the issue of environmental pollution, unemployment, and migration of populations. These themes suggest that the text is primarily focused on economic development, international trade, and the relationship between economic development and the environment.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade