At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the first computer system in India. But the results are just the reverse. It has, not only created better opportunities for fresh jobs, but has also entrusted the employees with more creative jobs, motivation and job satisfaction with qualitative and quantitative advancement in the routine work. In fact such technological changes should always be welcomed with enthusiasm, leaving aside the wrong notions.
Question: Technological advancement brings satisfaction among the working class.
Options:
A. true
B. false
C. uncertain
Answer: B