Summary:
The book examines the contributions of women to the field of economics throughout history, highlighting the often-overlooked work of female economists. It challenges the male-dominated narrative of economic thought by showcasing the diverse and significant roles women have played in shaping economic theories and policies.
Key points:
1. Women's Overlooked Contributions: The book likely covers how women economists have been ignored in economic history due to biases and exclusion from education and professional roles.
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