The first condition for price discrimination is having a separate market. The second condition is to prevent resale between markets. Topic: Pink Tax How does pink tax meets the second condition?

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Q: Is pink tax considered as a price discrimination?  Debate whether it is or not.

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Price Discrimination

Price discrimination or differential pricing is based on the principle that the seller will charge the buyer a price based on the buyer’s ability and willingness to pay for the product rather than applying uniform pricing for all.