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The book by a contemporary French economist examines a set of problems that scientists are dealing with. In particular, the book deals with the phenomena that are at the heart of the market economy. The author emphasises the need to maintain an economic culture that remains hostile to the dauphine to the extent that it ignores the most important aspects of its functioning. Bernard Salanier discusses the three components of economic culture, which are based on: knowledge of facts, understanding of phenomena, and a true perception of the consequences to be expected from government policies and institutional reforms. The material is presented in a simple and accessible form.

The publication will be of interest not only to students, scholars, and teachers, but also to a wide range of readers.