Interestingly, the restaurant business does not typically offer discounts for large groups. That is, a restaurant generally

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Interestingly, the restaurant business does not typically offer discounts for large groups. That is, a restaurant generally charges the same prices to those at a table for two as it would for those at a table of 22. In the hotel business, discounts are typically given for group sales of 10 room nights or more. Why do you think these two related industries approach pricing so differently?