But successful developing countries not only fully exploited investment opportunities in labour-intensive activities, but also, as factor proportions and world markets changed, undertook the gradual and purposeful nurturing of a new generation of industries, particularly in capital goods and intermediate products, with greater potential for innovation, productivity growth and export dynamism.

The number of external and unforeseen factors is inversely proportional to the accuracy of the pre-assessment of any given conflict situation.

The allocation of profits to be taxed might be based on some proportional factor specified in the bilateral negotiations, preferably the factor of outgoing freight receipts (determined on a uniform basis with or without the deduction of commissions).

While cost increases and other external factors represented a significant proportion of the increase in the proposed budget for 2009/10, a number of new national and international posts had also been proposed.

Factors such as what proportion of the civilian population will return and when; and whether some or all of the burning fuel might be extinguished before it reaches the residential area could also vary in this particular example.

In its resolution 41/206 C of 11 December 1986, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to submit updated calculations on desirable ranges for all Member States, taking into account the views expressed at its forty-first session and, in particular, criteria such as: (a) the desirability of the base figure for the calculations being related to the actual number of posts subject to geographical distribution; (b) the movement towards the establishment of parity between the membership and contribution factors; (c) the direct allocation of posts subject to the population factor in proportion to each Member State's population; and (d) the need for flexibility upward and downward from the midpoint of the desirable ranges.