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This is the indicator from Planet Money.

I'm Whalen Wong here with the amazing Adrienne Ma.

Hello.

And the delightful Dary in Woods.

A pleasure as always.

The Indicator Triumvirate has gathered here on this fantastic Friday because it is the most hello today.

Indicators of the week.

On today's episode, we've got new evidence on job retraining.

Diner numbers going down in D.C.

And the trading platform Robin Hood is offering you a whole new way to lose money.

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We'll explain after the break.

Indicators of the week up first, Darien Woods.

My indicator is one in three, one in three injured workers who

avoided depression because they went through retraining. That's according to this working

paper out this week through the National Bureau of Economic Research. Okay, so that sounds like a

pretty hopeful result. It's very good. This paper looked at people who had been injured badly in Denmark, enough to

make them lose earnings. And, you know, injuring yourself this way is terrible, both your physical

health, but also your mental health. The authors find that these people are more likely to take

antidepressants. That all tracks. And the authors wanted to quantify what exactly reskilling did for mental

health. So the way things work in Denmark is that some diplomas or vocational degrees allow you to

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