What seems like a complex subject, based on the title, is explained in understandable language. As an assistant accountant, I happen to know about numbers, but I think that almost everyone can follow this story well. Every now and then there are sidesteps to other subjects, which makes the book nice and light reading, just like the almost jovial style. Very educational book. Gradually I realised what is wrong with what I learned in college. In particular, that the starting point of what money is and how banks finance is not taught correctly, which means that all subjects that are based on it or derived from it are incorrect. Cornucopia explains exactly where the teachers (and therefore we as graduates) lose it. I am very curious about the solution that also seems to exist, because Cornucopia's judgment on the monetary system is disastrous and I cannot disagree with him on any part. In addition to developing a solution, I think that the teaching programmes should also be adjusted.