Sometimes a group of hungry students will go a restaurant and agree to share the bill at the end regardless of who orders what. What is the implication of this fee-sharing arrangement on the size of the overall bill? Why? Part 2 When hungry students agree to share the bill at the end of a restaurant meal, the size of the bill will Part 3 A. increase because each student benefits from the amount other students order. B. decrease because each student cannot control the amount other students order. C. decrease because each student will screen the amount other students order. D. increase because the amount each student orders is a signal of ability. E. increase because each student only pays a fraction of the amount they order