Lucrativeness
/luːˈkrætɪvnəs/
Definitions
- (n.) The quality or state of being profitable or yielding financial gain, especially in a legal or business context.
The contract's lucrativeness made it highly attractive to investors.
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Lucrativeness is often evaluated in contract law and business transactions to assess expected economic benefits.
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