Outcomes under alternative negligence rules
Cost allocation tables in the event of an injury

General information:
1.	Total loss if an injury occurs = 100, divided between the parties. For example, if the victim collects damages equal to the loss, then victim cost = 0 and injurer cost = 100.
2.	If you expect a loss = 100 whether or not you are negligent, you choose not to be negligent, since you internalize the entire loss and you gain from all cost-justified safeguards.
3.	If you expect a loss = 0 whether or not you are negligent, you choose to be negligent, since you internalize none of the loss, so you gain nothing from spending on costly safeguards.
To do:
1.	Complete the cost allocation table.
2.	Decide which cell the parties will end up in.

Case 1: Simple negligence: