Although in many countries throughout the world a large percentage affirms are family businesses that directly impact the well‐being of an economy, research in the field, particularly on the role of women, has been very sparse. By exploring the role of women in family business within a Hungarian context, this paper provides an indication of the similarities and differences of women entrepreneurs in family businesses and how this reflects their social structure. Since owning and running a family business requires a lifestyle that deeply impacts the women's role in society and in the family, governments need to address some fundamental issues that will help women in this process.
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