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knowledge and experience become depreciated and inapplicable in other spheres. Such a situation forces medium enterprises closely watch the market and seek cooperation with large enterprises. In our economy, as well, various forms of relationships between enterprises reflect the requirements of the market since this diversity of forms was generated by the market and is constantly reproduced. As concerns the economy of the Northern fish industrial basin, here large enterprises and associations will, in future, constitute its basis and ensure its leadership on the market due to great volumes of catches and a fine processing of fish supplies. The medium specialized enterprises meet the requirements of the structure of the market economy and must make their activity correspond to their leadership on the market in their spheres, thus providing for the efficiency of the fish economy in the North. There are practically no small enterprises in the fish industry, and it is therefore necessary to develop them as an inalienable part of the market economy. It is expedient to organize new ones and separate them from the associations and large enterprises in order to raise the efficiency of the latter and concentrate the efforts in order to win the leadership in the main sphere of activity. 5.4. Relations of Enterprises of the Fish Industrial Basin with the Center and the Organizations of Other Basins under the Conditions of Market Economy Whereas the relations of the enterprises of the fish industrial basins of the country with the center are quite definite now, there is not yet any specific mechanism of their inter-regional interactions. There was no need for it, and, therefore, there was no need for its scientific development The experience of the developed countries of the West is of no use in this case although we often get the idea of the content and forms of the market relations from the West. We can retard the decline in the output in the fish industry only by organically combining the old and the new economic structures. What is necessary in order to accomplish this? First of all, it is necessary that the managers of different levels should answer for the decision they make, and not in general, but actually, by their financial position and their place in the official hierarchy. From top to bottom the administration must be commercialized. At the same time, our economy is completely at the mercy of the administrators and homemade enterprisers and is not protected by institutes of public control. Under these conditions, the determining factors in the economic relationships are the competition of unscrupulous producers, especially of supermonopolies, the falsification of the quality of goods, the bribery of state employees of all ranks and levels, the blackmail, and so on. A low level of legal culture and of political consciousness make working people to seek the way of raising their wages not in the increase of labor productivity, for instance, but in strikes and other forms of struggle with the aim of raising their profits without any connection with their real 1 4 0