U-3 vs U-6 Unemployment Chart Prompt

Bloomberg financial style. White background. Green/red conventions. Square. HEADER: "Two ways to measure unemployment. Both real. Very different numbers." Subtitle: "US UNEMPLOYMENT · U-3 OFFICIAL vs U-6 BROADER MEASURE · 2015–2025" MAIN: Dual-line area chart. X-axis: 2015–2025. LINE A (solid, darker): "U-3 Official Rate" - reported by BLS, headline number. Color: medium navy. LINE B (dashed): "U-6 Broader Rate" - includes marginally attached, part-time seeking full-time. Always 1.5–2.5× higher than U-3. Color: warm orange. Area between the two lines: light orange fill at 15% - the "hidden" gap. THREE ANNOTATIONS: Arrow pointing to gap: "The gap between what's reported and what's real" COVID spike: vertical event line, labeled "April 2020 · U-3: 14.7% · U-6: 22.8%" Current values: two bold dots with current reading labels. BELOW CHART: Two-column comparison table. U-3 column: current rate, what it counts. U-6 column: current rate, what it counts (includes discouraged workers). FOOTER: "Bureau of Labor Statistics · BLS CPS · Bloomberg economics desk · 2025"