This work studies the economization of life in 21^st-century neoliberal capitalism through a systematic review of the literature produced within the field of feminist political economy during the last few years. More specifically, it analyzes various processes that seek to make intimate life profitable. In particular, it focuses on the commodification of affections, feelings, experiences, sex, or life in a strictly biological sense (bodies, the living matter that forms them, and their biological functions), and on the financialization of daily life and subjectivities. These processes are part of a wider dynamic of economization of human behavior, and are also connected to the multiplication of entrepreneurship across the social body. Ultimately, these processes apply market criteria to justify the individualization of risk, as well as social polarization and inequality, thus compromising the very meaning of democracy.

这项工作研究了 21^世纪生活的节约-世纪新自由主义资本主义通过对过去几年女权主义政治经济学领域内产生的文献进行系统回顾。更具体地说，它分析了旨在使亲密生活有利可图的各种过程。特别是，它侧重于严格生物学意义上的情感、感觉、经验、性或生活（身体、构成它们的生物及其生物学功能）的商品化，以及日常生活和主体性的金融化。这些过程是更广泛的人类行为经济化动态的一部分，也与整个社会主体的企业家精神倍增有关。最终，这些过程应用市场标准来证明风险的个性化以及社会两极分化和不平等，