Comparative Negligence Is a Doctrine That Says a Plaintiff Who

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Comparative negligence is a doctrine that says a plaintiff who is partially at fault for his or her own injury cannot recover against the negligent defendant.

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Definitions:

Willingness to Pay

The maximum amount an individual is prepared to spend on a good or service, reflecting the value they place on it.

Income

The extraction of financial value, repetitively over time, from working engagements or investment pursuits.

Income Elasticity

A measure of how much the demand for a good or service changes with a change in the consumer's income.

Per Capita

A statistical measure that represents the average per person of a particular indicator, such as income or GDP.