rue/False/Uncertain The skill-biased technical change (SBTC) hypothesis states that if the technological advances that are being introduced constantly into the labor market are good substitutes for unskilled workers and complement the skills of highly educated workers, this type of technological change would lower the demand for unskilled labor and increase the demand for skilled labor. THE ANSWER SHOULD BE VERY CLEAR AND DETAİLED, THANK YOU!!!

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