Price discrimination? Give me a break.<p>The demand&#x2F;supply curve is different. Maybe parents are willing to spend more on their daughters? Maybe women spend more on consumer goods in general? Who knows, it could be a thousand different things.<p>Whatever the reason, I doubt there&#x27;s a conspiracy to charge more for goods because of gender. How does that even work? If the retailer ignores the supply&#x2F;demand curve they&#x27;re losing money ... they won&#x27;t do that. If they&#x27;re charging at the intersection and prices differ between gender-specific goods due to any of the reasons I mentioned above ... well that&#x27;s the free market? What&#x27;s the alternative? If you start messing with the price you&#x27;ll create either shortages or over-supply of the goods.