The book "National Economy of Belarus" by T. A. Zysi, S. In. Shevchenko and V. A. Akuli is a deep and comprehensive study that immerses the reader in the unique aspects of the economic system of Belarus. This work will become an indispensable source of knowledge for both students and teachers of economic faculties, and for practitioners interested in the economic development of the country. The authors, each of whom is an expert in their field, offer the reader not only a set of facts and figures, but also an analytical approach to understanding the economic processes taking place in Belarus. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from the historical aspects of the formation of the national economy to the modern challenges faced by the country in the context of globalization. One of the key topics raised in the book is the interaction of the state and the market in the Belarusian economy. The authors analyze in detail how public policy affects the development of various sectors, including industry, agriculture and services. The reader will be able to learn about how Belarus adapts to changes in the world economy, as well as about the strategies that are used to stimulate growth and increase competitiveness. The book will be especially interesting for those who want to understand how economic decisions affect the daily lives of citizens. It addresses issues of employment, standard of living, social policy and well-being of the population. The authors raise important topics such as inequality, access to resources and the impact of external economic factors on internal processes. This makes the book relevant not only for economists, but also for sociologists, political scientists and anyone interested in socio-economic issues. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which allows even readers without special education to easily absorb the material presented. They use many examples and illustrations, which makes reading fascinating and informative. In addition, the book contains current data and statistics, which gives it additional value as a scientific and practical source. If you are looking for literature that will help you to better understand the economic realities of Belarus, the National Economy of Belarus will be a real find for you. It can become a basis for discussions, research and practical exercises, and will also be useful for all those interested in the economic development of Eastern Europe. This book can also attract the attention of those interested in topics related to transition economies, government regulation, and economic policy. Readers who are looking for similar works can pay attention to books on the economies of countries with economies in transition, as well as works on the economic systems of the post-Soviet space. In conclusion, the National Economy of Belarus is not just a textbook, but a real encyclopedia, which collects the knowledge and experience of authors who are ready to share their views on economic processes. This book will become a reliable companion for all who seek to understand the complex and multifaceted world of the economy of Belarus.