Which statement most accurately describes the trends shown on this graph?

When GDP falls, unemployment rises.

GDP and unemployment have little to do with each other.

When GDP rises, unemployment rises as well.

GDP and unemployment rise at times of world crises.

Respuesta :

When GDP falls, unemployment rises.

Answer:

When GDP falls, unemployment rises.

Explanation:

GDP which is gross domestic product, is the summatory of the cost or price of all of the products and services that a nation produces in a period of time, it is often measured annually, so when Gross Domestic Product falls, that means that less products and services are being produced or provided by a nation´s economy, that is correlated with the rising of unemployment, because there is less work, so less workers are needed.