There are 200 million of them and they’re richer than ever. So why aren’t China’s singles doing more for the economy?
With as many single adults as the entire populations of Russia and the UK combined, it’s little wonder companies have spotted the potential to profit from China’s enormous army of young, free-spending singletons. But despite their numbers, disposable incomes and willingness to spend, it seems the mainland’s unattached adults aren’t…
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