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Women have fought for decades against many forms of economic discrimination, whether it be equality in the workplace and schools, sexual harassment, and equal pay. But there is another, more hidden way women are disadvantaged economically, and it’s called the “tampon tax,” or the “pink tax.” Ed Herman of Brown & Crouppen explains what that is, what to be aware of and how to avoid it.
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