The book "Other People's Money and How Bankers Use It" by the legendary American lawyer and judge Louis Dembitz Brandeis is an immortal classic of financial literature. In this work, the author addresses the issue of the influence of banks and financial institutions on the economy, examines the mechanisms of the functioning of the financial system and its impact on society. Brandeis analyzes the role of bankers in capital expansion, economic growth, and cash flow management, showing how they use clients' money for their own purposes. This book will open your eyes to the manipulations used by bankers and help you better understand the principles of the functioning of the financial system.