The Decision to Tip a Server Is

question 25

Multiple Choice

The decision to tip a server is:

• A) a rational decision if the person leaving the tip is concerned about fairness.
• B) an irrational economic decision because it reduces the economic payoff of the tipper.
• C) an example of decision making using bounded rationality.
• D) an example of behavior based on risk aversion.

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