The case study of wages and productivity in the textbook demonstrates that:
A) workers lose out when international trade occurs.
B) internationally, worker productivity varies directly with real wages.
C) workers who get educated get higher wages.
D) workers become more productive, but most of the value-added goes to the owners of capital.

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The case study shows that there is a direct relationship between worker productivity and real wages internationally, meaning as productivity increases, real wages tend to increase as well.

The Case Study of Wages and Productivity in the Textbook