Bladen6579
09.03.2020 •
History
What was the first strategy the Japanese used with their new industrial strength?
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The pink tax is a phenomenon often attributed as a form of gender-based price discrimination, with the name stemming from the observation that many of the affected products are pink. This is sometimes but not always a literal tax. This discrepancy applies to apparel, toys, and healthcare products, among other things. (got the answer from google hehe)
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