Revenues: Formation, Distribution, and Inequality, edited by I. In. Filmmaker and A. B. Tsukahina is a deep and comprehensive study of one of the most pressing topics of modern society - income and inequality. This work, compiled by a team of authors, is not only a textbook, but also an important contribution to economic science, which will be of interest to both students and professional economists, politicians and anyone interested in social and economic issues. The book examines the key aspects of income generation in various sectors of the economy, their distribution among the population and the consequences that this distribution has for social inequality. The authors analyze how various factors, such as education, occupation, region of residence, and economic policy, affect income levels and their distribution. Mechanisms leading to inequality are discussed in detail, and possible ways to reduce it are proposed. Who can like this book? It will be especially useful for students of economic and social faculties, graduate students, as well as anyone interested in issues of social justice and economic development . If you want to understand how incomes are formed and distributed in society, and what factors affect inequality, this publication will be a real discovery for you. The book will also be of interest to politicians and public figures seeking to develop effective strategies to reduce inequality and improve the quality of life of citizens. The topics raised in the book are extremely important in light of the contemporary challenges faced by societies around the world. Income inequality is becoming more visible, and its effects affect not only the economy, but also social relations, crime rates, access to education and health care. The authors emphasize that understanding the mechanisms of income generation and distribution is the first step towards creating a more equitable and sustainable society. The book offers readers not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical recommendations that can be used to develop effective social policy. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes complex economic concepts understandable to a wide audience. They use a variety of examples and statistics, which allows the reader to see the real consequences of economic processes. This makes the book not only a tutorial, but also a fascinating read for those who want to understand the economic reality more deeply. The team of authors who worked on this book includes well-known experts in the field of economics and social policy, which gives the work additional value. Their previous research and publications have already established themselves in academia, and this book continues their tradition by offering new ideas and approaches to the study of income and inequality. If you are looking for literature that will help you understand the complex issues of income generation and distribution, as well as the problems of inequality, “Incomes: Formation, Distribution and Inequality” will become an indispensable source of knowledge for you. This book will not only expand your horizons, but also give you the opportunity to look at familiar things from a new perspective. Do not miss the chance to immerse yourself in the world of economic research and social change that is so important to our time.