Section A Read this paragraph and answer the questions. It is widely believed that machines destroy jobs, and force the workers who did them into poverty. These beliefs have been held for hundreds of years, dating back to the Industrial Revolution. However, the fact that times of great innovation have not produced massive or long-term levels of unemployment or extensive poverty is not always understood. Unemployment remains an ongoing issue, but it should not be linked to the advance of technology. New technology can, by increasing business investment, lead to the creation of more jobs and lower unemployment. Therefore, predictions that technology will disadvantage large numbers of workers and cause widespread unemployment are unlikely to be accurate. Fill in the gap with ONE WORD from the paragraph. 1. Answer Question 1[input] about industrialisation causing job losses are not justified.Short answer