The Experiment That Involved Opening Panera Cares Where People Could

question 177

Multiple Choice

The experiment that involved opening Panera Cares where people could dine and then choose to pay the recommended fee, less than the fee, or more than the fee, resulted in what conclusion?

• A) People are willing to pay for their meal and others as part of a social service.
• B) Some people took advantage of the restaurant and didn't pay when they probably could have.
• C) All diners paid something.
• D) It was a complete failure and all of the restaurants had to close.

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