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Should fast fashion — cheap, mass-produced clothing made to be replaced quickly — be taxed heavily to offset its environmental and labor impact?
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“No — better regulation of manufacturing practices would be more effective than taxation”
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No — better regulation of manufacturing practices would be more effective than taxation33%
🇭🇷35–44Man
Yes, but only if the revenue is reinvested into sustainable alternatives and fair wages25%
No — taxation would unfairly burden lower income consumers who rely on affordable clothing25%
🇧🇬35–44Man
Yes — the environmental and labor costs are severe enough to justify strong taxation17%
I don't know enough about the fast fashion industry to have an informed opinion0%
Close call — “No — better regulation of manufacturing practices would be more effective than taxation” and “Yes, but only if the revenue is reinvested into sustainable alternatives and fair wages” are nearly tied.
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% chose top answer
🇭🇷Croatia67%🇧🇬Bulgaria100%
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