Zdravka Todorova, Assistant Professor of Economics, Wright State University, Dayton, OH, US. In 2007 Todorova received the international prize commemorating the 150th anniversary of Thorstein Veblen’s birth, awarded jointly by the European Association for Political Economy and the Association for Evolutionary Economics.

• Contents: Foreword by Frederic S. Lee and L. Randall Wray 1. Introduction 2. The Place of Households in the Post Keynesian Theory of Monetary Production 3. Introducing Gender in Post Keynesian Economics 4. Towards a Gendered Post Keynesian–Institutional Analysis 5. Institutional Change, Households, and the State 6. Social Intelligence and Households Under Capitalism: Conclusions and Further Explorations Reference Index

'Zdravka Todorova's book breaks new ground in three heterodox traditions. Todorova combines post Keynesian monetary theory of production (specifically a neo-Chartalist approach) with original institutional economics (specifically the Veblen-Ayres framework) with a feminist analysis of the role of gender that includes households, production and finance in capitalist economies in an integrated framework. Her success in developing this analysis involves both substantive theoretical and methodological advances in all three approaches to understanding the economy. Her project is simply astonishing in scope. . . This book is a major accomplishment. . . Money and Households in a Capitalist Economy is a very important book. It is well written and well argued. Every post Keynesian, institutionalist and feminist economist should read it. The European Association for Political Economy and the Association for Evolutionary Economics awarded the International Prize commemorating the 150th anniversary of Thorstein Veblen's birth to Zdravka Todorova for this book.'

Zdravka Todorova, Assistant Professor of Economics, Wright State University, Dayton, OH, US. In 2007 Todorova received the international prize commemorating the 150th anniversary of Thorstein Veblen’s birth, awarded jointly by the European Association for Political Economy and the Association for Evolutionary Economics.

• Contents: Foreword by Frederic S. Lee and L. Randall Wray 1. Introduction 2. The Place of Households in the Post Keynesian Theory of Monetary Production 3. Introducing Gender in Post Keynesian Economics 4. Towards a Gendered Post Keynesian–Institutional Analysis 5. Institutional Change, Households, and the State 6. Social Intelligence and Households Under Capitalism: Conclusions and Further Explorations Reference Index

'Zdravka Todorova's book breaks new ground in three heterodox traditions. Todorova combines post Keynesian monetary theory of production (specifically a neo-Chartalist approach) with original institutional economics (specifically the Veblen-Ayres framework) with a feminist analysis of the role of gender that includes households, production and finance in capitalist economies in an integrated framework. Her success in developing this analysis involves both substantive theoretical and methodological advances in all three approaches to understanding the economy. Her project is simply astonishing in scope. . . This book is a major accomplishment. . . Money and Households in a Capitalist Economy is a very important book. It is well written and well argued. Every post Keynesian, institutionalist and feminist economist should read it. The European Association for Political Economy and the Association for Evolutionary Economics awarded the International Prize commemorating the 150th anniversary of Thorstein Veblen's birth to Zdravka Todorova for this book.'

Zdravka Todorova, Assistant Professor of Economics, Wright State University, Dayton, OH, US. In 2007 Todorova received the international prize commemorating the 150th anniversary of Thorstein Veblen’s birth, awarded jointly by the European Association for Political Economy and the Association for Evolutionary Economics.

• Contents: Foreword by Frederic S. Lee and L. Randall Wray 1. Introduction 2. The Place of Households in the Post Keynesian Theory of Monetary Production 3. Introducing Gender in Post Keynesian Economics 4. Towards a Gendered Post Keynesian–Institutional Analysis 5. Institutional Change, Households, and the State 6. Social Intelligence and Households Under Capitalism: Conclusions and Further Explorations Reference Index

'Zdravka Todorova's book breaks new ground in three heterodox traditions. Todorova combines post Keynesian monetary theory of production (specifically a neo-Chartalist approach) with original institutional economics (specifically the Veblen-Ayres framework) with a feminist analysis of the role of gender that includes households, production and finance in capitalist economies in an integrated framework. Her success in developing this analysis involves both substantive theoretical and methodological advances in all three approaches to understanding the economy. Her project is simply astonishing in scope. . . This book is a major accomplishment. . . Money and Households in a Capitalist Economy is a very important book. It is well written and well argued. Every post Keynesian, institutionalist and feminist economist should read it. The European Association for Political Economy and the Association for Evolutionary Economics awarded the International Prize commemorating the 150th anniversary of Thorstein Veblen's birth to Zdravka Todorova for this book.'