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Other countries where the pink tax has been investigated include Argentina, [8] France, Germany, the UK, [9] Australia, and Italy. [10] [11] In the UK, women and girls were being charged on average 37 per cent more for toys, cosmetics and clothes than their male counterparts. [12] The UK also faces the Pink Tax in school uniforms.
Gender-based price discrimination exists in many industries including insurance, dry cleaning, hairdressing, nightclubs, clothing, personal care products, discount prices and consumption taxes. A study by the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection found that, on average, women's products cost seven percent more than similar ...
"This issue affects women's clothing, hygiene products, birth control, razors—things that are specific to women." The post Research Disproves TikToker’s Pink Tax Claims As Big W Explains Price ...
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Period poverty also relates to the "pink tax", a hypothesis which alleges that health products marketed towards females are substantially more expensive than similar products marketed towards males. [18] Specifically, a Stanford research study found that the average woman will spend approximately $18,000 on menstrual products in their lifetime ...
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The article is written like pink tax is a global phenomenon, but I checked all the sources and they all come from USA (except one from Canada, but that is sort of close enough). We should either find more global sources to prove pink tax is an issue everywhere (or at least in the Western cultural area), or merge this article into the US ...