Multiple Choice

Consider an economic interaction between two individuals. Individual X owns a valuable, productive resource (e.g., a fishing boat and nets), while Individual Y possesses only their own labor. They agree that Y will use the resource to produce goods, and they will share the output. If a policy change suddenly grants Individual Y co-ownership of the resource, what is the most predictable consequence for their subsequent negotiations over the output share?

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