Tag Archives: men

Who’s the Real Boss of Shopping?

Posted on May 24, 2018 by

The answer to this question, which may or may not be surprising to you, is women (for several product categories). Despite the blurring of gender roles, this remains true. As reported by Martin Armstrong for Statista: “One way of judging … Continue reading →

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How Men and Women Use Technology While Shopping 

Posted on August 23, 2017 by

Euclid has just published the results of an important study: “Evolution of Retail: The Gender Gap — How Men and Women Use Technology While Shopping.” Click here to access the report [Note: A free sign-in is required.   As Euclid notes: … Continue reading →

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Retailers: Do YOU Think a “Pink Tax” Is OK?

Posted on December 7, 2016 by

Did you know that there are several instances when women pay more than men for the same goods and services? For example, nationwide, many dry cleaners charge a higher fee for a woman’s “blouse” than a man’s “shirt” — even … Continue reading →

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