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"Demand for labor" should be "Demand for your labor"

There's still plenty of demand, there's just a overly populous supply of cheaper labor.

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Demand is always infinite in total, but finite at any given price. Hence the demand curve...and also why an overly populous supply decreases the market price.

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And the demand will keep choosing the cheaper labor, no matter the quality of said labor.

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Not necessarily. Low quality labor is a substitute good for skilled labor. They dont substitute 1:1, and some people are willing to pay skilled labor even at dramatic cost differentials.