It is a widely recognized that the economics profession tends to be predominantly male; please read this article to add some information to the main question below .

Article: https://www.chicagobooth.edu/review/why-are-there-so-few-women-economists

Main question: Gender ratios among undergraduate economics majors are 3 males to every 1 female. According to the Feminist School of Thought, what are some of the potential consequences of having a discipline that is so heavily skewed toward male practitioners?

At least two long paragraphs explanation please. Ask me any questions if unclear please.