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In a negotiation between a landowner and a tenant farmer, the 'feasible frontier' shows the total possible harvest for any given number of hours the tenant works. The landowner's surplus (economic rent) is the difference between the total harvest on the frontier and the tenant's share of the harvest. The landowner has made an initial offer, Allocation N. Match each potential counter-offer from the tenant with the landowner's most likely response.

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