aphs show economic data from the 1970s. A line graph titled Unemployment Rate, 1974 to 1980, shows years from 1974 to 1980 on the x axis and rate on y axis. 1974, 5.6; 1975, 8.5; 1976, 7.9; 1977, 7.4; 1978, 6.4; 1979, 5.9; 1980, 6.9. A line graph titled Inflation Rate, 1976 to 1980, shows years from 1976 to 1980 on the x axis and rate on the y axis. 1976, 5.5; 1977, 6; 1978, 7.5; 1979, 11; 1980, 14. The graphs show that by the end of the decade, the nation’s economy was showing signs of steady improvement. suffering from rising unemployment and high inflation. enjoying the benefits of high inflation. mired in a great depression.

The economic data given by the line graphs on unemployment and inflation show that, the nation’s economy was showing signs of steady improvement.

What does the line graph show?

From 1976 to 1979 the unemployment rate was decreasing steadily. In the same period, the inflation rate was also rising.

Signs of economic improvement include a steady rise in inflation and a steady decrease in unemployment so this economy is most likely improving steadily.

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