The gender tax — also known as “pink tax,” which refers to the color of many of the products and associated packaging that are advertised to women — is the idea that consumer products labeled as women’s products cost more (on average) than the non-gendered or male-labeled equivalents, despite not requiring a serious change in ingredients, substance, or construction.

How The Pink Tax Is Ripping Off Women

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Let's do English ESL deep listening: focus on meaning. The gender tax — also known as “pink tax,” which refers to the color of many of the products and associat…