Revisiting Indicators: Bitcoin, masks, GDP

The Indicator from Planet Money

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🗓️ 29 January 2022

⏱️ 10 minutes

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The team comes together to showcase what's happened since we last checked on some previous headline-grabbing indicators.

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0:00.0	NPR.
0:03.0	This is the indicator from planning money and it's indicator of the week.
0:16.3	I'm Adrian Ma and I'm here with Darian Woods and Stacey Benick Smith.
0:21.0	We go through so many numbers and so many indicators.
0:24.0	Do you ever look back and wonder just like where are these indicators now?
0:28.8	I'm also curious, yeah.
0:29.8	Same.
0:30.8	We just left them hanging.
0:31.8	Then what happened?
0:32.8	Today on indicator of the week, we looked at some indicators from the past and turns out
0:38.1	some of these have been pretty busy.
0:40.8	Is enough to wind back up in the news this week?
0:43.8	95 respirator masks coming to it.
0:47.2	The El Salvador Bitcoin experiment is certainly continuous at pace.
0:50.8	It drives water.
0:51.8	So GDP is looking a lot better than it was.
0:56.6	Out of the break, three indicators, where are they now?
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