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A landowner offers a farmer a contract to work a piece of land. Initially, the landowner has all the bargaining power and makes a single, non-negotiable 'take-it-or-leave-it' offer that the farmer can only accept or reject. This initial offer gives the farmer just enough to be willing to work. Now, suppose a new rule is introduced that allows the farmer to make counter-offers and negotiate the terms of the contract. Assuming both parties are rational and aim to maximize their own share of the harvest, which of the following outcomes is the most likely result of this change?

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