Multiple Choice
Beanie wishes to purchase Cecil's house. The most that Beanie is willing to pay is $300,000. The least that Cecil is willing to accept is $250,000. Suppose that any failure to reach an agreement reduces Beanie's gain by 3 percent and reduces Cecil's gain by 7 percent. If there is no limit to the number of bargaining rounds, what percentage of the bargaining surplus should Beanie receive?
A) Around 31 percent.
B) Around 35 percent.
C) Around 48 percent.
D) Around 56 percent.
E) Around 69 percent.
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