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NYC Study Shows Women Pay More for Everyday Items
Did you know that in New York City, women's products cost an average of 7% more than similar products for men? That's according to a new study by the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA). This "pink tax" adds up over time, costing women tens of thousands of dollars throughout their lives. We know that the pink tax prevents women from building their wealth–combined with the wage gap and we are continuously falling behind our male counterparts. Still not convinced that the pink

Janine Rogan
Apr 29, 20243 min read
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