Women Pay More

Ann-Marie Vazzano

There’s inequality among prices of men’s products and women’s products, according to a new study by New York City’s Department of Consumer Affairs. The study looked at 800 different products available in both male and female versions and found that women were charged 7% more than men on average. When it comes to personal care items, women pay a whopping 13% more than men do. Women’s products cost more 42% of the time, while men’s products cost more only 18% of the time, the study found. GP