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Will Young China’s desire for early retirement be bad for the luxury market?

September 3, 2020

A growing counterculture within China’s younger generations is increasingly pushing back against unreasonable work hours, which has led many to seek early retirement. Image credit: Balenciaga, Haitong Zheng A growing counterculture within China’s younger generations is increasingly pushing back against unreasonable work hours, which has led many to seek early retirement. Image credit: Balenciaga, Haitong Zheng

 

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