The book "Cultural Influences on Economic Analysis" offers a comprehensive examination of the impact of cultural factors on economic analyses. It demonstrates that existing economic theories often fail to adequately account for the diversity and complexity of cultural influences. By analyzing over 200 countries and regions, cultural diversity and bilateral similarity indices are measured to quantify their impact on economic activities. These findings are significant for the further development of economic theories and their application in an increasingly globalized world. The work is aimed at professionals and students in the fields of economics and law who wish to gain a deeper understanding of the interactions between culture and economy.