only supports a decrease in the unemployment rate in 2022.
Based on your description, assuming that the graph shows clear trends for the years 2020 and 2022, it can be inferred that:
- For the year 2020, you mention that the number of unemployed workers increased, which should be reflected in a rise in the unemployment rate on the graph for that year.
- For the year 2022, if the graph shows a lower unemployment rate compared to previous years, this would support the claim that there was a decrease in unemployment.
Therefore, the most accurate interpretation based on the information provided would be: The data only supports an increase in unemployment in 2020 and a decrease in unemployment in 2022. However, since that specific response choice is not provided, you may need to select either the first or last response that aligns most closely with the points made.