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Reports Highlight Costs of Incarcerating Women in America

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Research shows significant economic impacts of women's incarceration in the U.S.
The prison population of women has increased over 600% since 1980.
Imprisoning women is 75% more expensive than incarcerating men.
Shortening women's sentences could save tax dollars without increasing violent crime.

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Research shows significant economic impacts of women's incarceration in the U.S.
The prison population of women has increased over 600% since 1980.
Imprisoning women is 75% more expensive than incarcerating men.
Shortening women's sentences could save tax dollars without increasing violent crime.

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