A new academic study has revealed that, when it comes to import tariffs on clothing, it is often men’s clothing, not women’s, who face higher taxes, challenging the perception of a “pink tax.”
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A new academic study has revealed that, when it comes to import tariffs on clothing, it is often men’s clothing, not women’s, who face higher taxes, challenging the perception of a “pink tax.”
This post was originally published on this website.
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