Women's contributions to economic sciences
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The purpose of this paper is to present a summary of the main contributions of women to economic sciences, particularly those who have won Nobel Prizes. To do so, we have used a documentary analysis of publications on the subject, as a result of which it has been possible to establish that at an international level, the participation of women in economic studies dates back to the 19th century and is characterized by the fact that they have been fundamentally oriented to issues of women's work and its remuneration, the management of natural resources and their impact on development, as well as the place and role of women in society. Since the 1960s, in the 20th century, women have stood out not only for their participation in economics, but also for their academic and research contributions. The women who have participated and those who have won Nobel Prizes are presented, as well as their contributions.
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