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Which of the following statements about the pink tax is FALSE in relation to the market for personal hygiene products? Question 3Answer a. The pink tax benefits men and those who do not buy female-marketed products by allowing firms to charge lower prices for male-marketed products b. The markets for men- and women-marketed products are separated through the use of advertising c. All of the statement are true d. The pink tax only exists because women are willing to pay higher prices for women-marketed personal hygiene products e. The pink tax is an example of 3rd degree price discrimination

Which of the following statements about the pink tax is FALSE in relation to the market for personal hygiene products? Question 3Answer a. The pink tax benefits men and those who do not buy female-marketed products by allowing firms to charge lower prices for male-marketed products b. The markets for men- and women-marketed products are separated through the use of advertising c. All of the statement are true d. The pink tax only exists because women are willing to pay higher prices for women-marketed personal hygiene products e. The pink tax is an example of 3rd degree price discrimination

Principles Of Marketing
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Which of the following statements about the pink tax is FALSE in relation to the market for personal hygiene products? Question 3Answer a. The pink tax benefits men and those who do not buy female-marketed products by allowing firms to charge lower prices for male-marketed products b. The markets for men- and women-marketed products are separated through the use of advertising c. All of the statement are true d. The pink tax only exists because women are willing to pay higher prices for women-marketed personal hygiene products e. The pink tax is an example of 3rd degree price discrimination
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