Contract Negotiation Analysis
A landowner and a potential tenant are negotiating a sharecropping agreement for a plot of land expected to produce 1,000 bushels of grain. The tenant's next best alternative to this agreement provides a benefit equivalent to 200 bushels of grain. The landowner proposes a contract where the tenant will receive 15% of the total harvest. From the tenant's perspective, should this contract be accepted? Justify your answer with a clear calculation and explanation.
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