new possibilities are created so that, besides the enterprises charged with export, others also will be instigated to produce articles that are in demand by the foreign market. The enterprise takes on itself the responsibility to procure the necessary raw materials and to ensure the distribution of its produce. In the same manner, when the production of the enterprise exceeds the plan, it may sell these products in small quantity directly in the market, through its own shops. But the enterprises that produce such mass consumer goods a? articles made of metal, wood, ceramics and I... A/45/276 E/1990/00 English Page 3 terracata will themselves fix the whole plan of the structure of their production, according to the possibilities, and they will have to ensure raw matsrials. III this way, those enterprises and others of the kind, as well as the agricultural co-operatives, will sell their products freely in the market at prices they themselves will set according to the supply and demand. The enterprises in the sector of agriculture will be given, in a concentrated way, the value of the final total agricultural production, the quantity of the agricultural and livestock products in kind that they will deliver in a form of obligation for export, as well as in other districts. The agricultural co-operatives will be responsible before the State only for the plan of delivering agricultural and livestock products. All the agricultural economies, in co-operation with the respective districts, will define themselves the fund of arable land, including the opening of virgin lands, the structure of sowings and yields, the variety and heads of livestock, the volume of production and the level of the fulfilment of their own needs. Special elements of the independent account management will be extended and applied also in the internal units of the enterprise, such as in factories, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing economic reforms and policies in a socialist system, focusing on the management of enterprises, production, and distribution of goods. It highlights the autonomy given to enterprises to make decisions on production, procurement, and sales, as well as the role of agricultural cooperatives and the state in managing agricultural production. The text also touches on the idea of enterprises setting prices based on supply and demand.

**Category**
Economy, Agriculture, Industry