text: enterprises turning out important products for the economy, such as oil, chrome, copper, cc.al, electric energy, textile, sugar, flour and greases, will also be provided in a concentrated way with their quantity in kind. The introduction of the index of sold industrial commodity products is of great importance and has a profound economic meaning. It responds better to the purpose of our socialist production, the fulfilment of the real needs of the economy and people, barring the road to globalism and the tendency "to produce for the sake of production", although the product remains in stock-rooms and is not available. This would make both the producer and the consumer more concerned with the final ready-made product. Hence, it will enlarge the responsibility of the producer to send the ready-made product to its destination as soon as possible and will also increase the pressure that both he and the purchaser exert on the transport to send it on time, in the quantity and quality set accorfling to the contracts. In the field of distribution, the obligation to the State will be imposed on the enterprises, which includes the quantity set for export and that to be sent to the other districts, whereas, for the distribution of the other part of the production, the enterprise will decide by itself, in co-operation with the executive committee of the people's council of the district where it operates. The enterprise, as a rule, will have the right to define by itself the structure of production in kind up to 20 per cent of its productive capacities, which will not be included in the plan and which will be used by the enterprise to augment the fund of commodities for the home market. as well as for export. Hence. 
analysis: The text discusses the organization and management of industrial production, highlighting the importance of producing goods that meet the needs of the economy and people. It also touches on the distribution of products, including exports and domestic consumption. The text emphasizes the role of enterprises in producing goods, as well as their responsibility to deliver products to their destinations. The focus on industrial production, distribution, and the role of enterprises suggests that the text is primarily related to the economy and industry.