本文選題：西方國家 + 支付方式��； 參考：《中國統(tǒng)計》2017年03期

【摘要】：正在歐美國家,接受他人的服務后付小費是司空見慣的事情。而國內無論是餐館就餐,還是酒店住宿,均無付小費的慣例。餐館或酒店既不要求客人付小費,客人也沒有為別人的服務額外付費的意識。倘或客人竟然時髦一次,仿照西方國家的成例,額外拿出幾元錢給予服務生,多半會讓服務生不知所措,客人自身也不免限于尷尬。不過,近期這種情形似乎有改變
[Abstract]:In Europe and the United States, tipping after receiving the services of others is common. And domestic whether restaurant dining, or hotel accommodation, no tipping convention. Restaurants or hotels require neither tips nor a sense of extra payment for other people's services. If the guests should be fashionable once, follow the example of the western countries, and give a few extra dollars to the waiters, they will probably let the waiters lose their wits, and the guests themselves are bound to be embarrassed. However, this seems to have changed recently
【作者單位】： 中國社會科學院研究生院;
【分類號】：F719

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