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Matthew Miller
Feb 16, 2022

93% of APAC youth say pandemic changed their lifestyle forever

Results from an APAC-wide study by Vice Media, revealed here exclusively, underscore the need for brands to re-examine everything they think they know about the way young people view family, money, time, mental health and work.

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