Indicators of the week: "Clean" hydrogen, criminal records, coffee

The Indicator from Planet Money

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🗓️ 18 February 2022

⏱️ 9 minutes

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The price of coffee beans is surging, the Biden administration wants to reduce the price of hydrogen and the surprising number of unemployed young men with a criminal record.

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0:00.0	NPR.
0:11.6	This is the indicator from Planet Money.
0:13.3	I'm Stacey Mannick-Smith.
0:14.8	I'm Adrienne Ma.
0:15.8	And I'm Darym Woods.
0:17.0	And it is time for another round of indicators of the week.
0:20.3	Woohoo!
0:21.3	I love that!
0:22.3	It was kind of an action packed week, right?
0:26.3	And there was a lot to choose from.
0:28.4	Planning for gold and it's hard to be economic indicators.
0:31.0	Sifting for golden numerical nuggets.
0:34.3	To down the show, we have indicators for a hydrogen-powered low-carbon economy.
0:39.4	Also, an indicator about a group of people who may still be having hard time finding work
0:43.5	even in the strong labor market we're in.
0:45.8	And prices rising by a latte.
0:48.5	I get it.
0:49.5	Stay with us.
0:50.5	It's going to be a real grind.
0:51.5	Bye.
1:10.3	That's right, 80% off in a decade, at least.
1:14.0	I know vaguely what hydrogen is, right?
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