How economics works here?

[challenger]

In this scenario, coputers and laber are compliments --they are used together. Now that computers are cheaper, a firm will purchase more. Then it will be more workers to work on the computers. This will increase the demand for labor.

 

[Bobby]

Suppose that in the competitive market for goods X, affirm is producing X by using two kinds of inputs: one is labour, and other is computers. Inputs markets are also competitive, and input prices are given for a firm. Now due to technological advance, the price of computer has decline significantly. Then what effect would be observed regarding a firm’s demand curve for labour?

 

[crazy_foz51]

A firms? A firms demand curve for labour would shift to the right (decreased demand) because it is relatively cheaper to use computers in the production process