At the heart of the economy, the female genius
Abstract
The subject of women has been the object of study from many perspectives, but in this work it is proposed to study the role of women from two perspectives. On the one hand, the influence of it at a general level in the economy will be reviewed, as a student, researcher or professional in this branch, and on the other, particularly in the family economy. Thus, while in the first there will be a bias in favor of the man, in the second it will be in favor of the woman.
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