"Lessons for a Young Economist" is one of the best introductory textbooks on economics, it deals with both pure economic theory (the introduction of concepts and the formulation of economic laws) and the work of market mechanisms - the functioning of a real economy based on these laws. The thoughtfulness of the logic of presentation and the general structure allows readers to easily assimilate consistently introduced concepts, forming a voluminous idea of ​ ​ the subject. This is also facilitated by summaries compiled for each chapter, definitions of basic concepts and questions for reflection.