A Purely Self-Interested Diner Is More Likely to Tip

question 24

Multiple Choice

A purely self-interested diner is more likely to tip:

• A)whenever he can afford to.
• B)only when dining in a very up-scale restaurant.
• C)only when dining in a restaurant at which he often eats.
• D)always, to assure good service.

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