They are simply getting less product or service, for the same price, on the basis of gender. No, it’s the same product for the same price. Unless you are asser

They are simply getting less product or service, for the same price, on the basis of gender. No, it’s the same product for the same price. Unless you are asserting that women get less insurance cover now? In that case, citation very much needed. Once again: discrimination is charging customers differently on the basis of a protected characteristic. If men and women pay the same price for the same product then by definition discrimination is not occurring. It may or may not cost the vendor more but that’s irrelevant, we have established (and you have agreed) that the cost of production is not tied to the cost to the customer.