"No More Free Lunch" is a scholarly book that addresses the economic reforms in Cuba that were initiated in September 2010. These reforms represent a significant turning point in the history of the Cuban economy and provide a platform for Cuban economists and scholars to actively participate in shaping the reform program. The book is based on the insights of researchers from the CEEC (Center for Studies of the Cuban Economy) and documents their visits to countries such as Vietnam, Brazil, South Africa, and Norway, which can serve as models for the reforms. The collected contributions and analyses offer new perspectives on various aspects of the reform, including foreign direct investment, import substitution, entrepreneurship, scientific and technological development, as well as fiscal policies. This comprehensive analysis serves not only academic research but also practical application in the economy and political decision-making.