Millenials survey : Mia, 24, Copenhague

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Mia, 24 years, Copenhagen “I buy 50% of clothes online and 50% in stores”

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Could you please introduce yourself?
My name is Mia and I am 24. I live in Copenhagen and I’m a student at Copenhagen Business School, working at the same time in the Retail Institute Scandinavia. I live in a flat with my boyfriend, who’s working full time. My monthly revenue is €1,700. As my rent is €600, it leaves me about €700 for non-food consumption and €350 for grocery and restaurants.

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