You're sort of right, but not quite. It would increase demand in the short term, but this reduced class size is a response to disease. When the human malware s

You're sort of right, but not quite. It would increase demand in the short term, but this reduced class size is a response to disease. When the human malware situation ends, class sizes might go back up, and the increased supply from aforementioned increased demand might suppress wages. This of course assumes that this event lasts long enough for the number of teachers to scale to meet this.