A restaurant meal represents A. a search good, since people must actually consume before they can determine their qualities. B. a credence good, since people must actually consume before they can determine their qualities. C. an experience good, since people must actually consume before they can determine their qualities. D. a search good, since it possesses qualities that are relatively easy for consumers to assess in advance of their purchase. E. an experience good, possessing qualities that are relatively easy for consumers to assess in advance of their purchase. F. a credence good, possessing qualities that are relatively easy for consumers to assess in advance of their purchase