Keywords
intellectual work
entrepreneurial activity
women's employment
information and communication technologies
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The article considers the possibilities of organizing women's labor in an innovative economy, namely intellectual labor, entrepreneurship, as well as organization issues through the widespread use of information and communication technologies. In this regard, the theoretical studies of modern economists are deeply studied, the hypothesis is analyzed using the SEM model and the corresponding conclusions are drawn
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