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The credit card is the most often used form of establishing credit in a hotel. However, there are other means of extending credit to the guest. The bill-to-account requires the guest or the guest s employer to establish a line of credit and to adhere to a regular payment schedule. The guest or the employer would complete a standard credit application. The controller would evaluate the completed form, considering outstanding nancial obligations, liquid nancial assets, credit-card balances, and other credit concerns. If the applicant is deemed creditworthy, then the controller establishes a line of credit. The bill-to-account client is informed of the billing schedule and payment schedule. When offering bill-to-account credit to the guest, the hotel takes on the responsibility of bill collecting. It must anticipate the effect of the billing and payment schedule on the pro t-and-loss statement and the cash ow of the hotel. The controller s of ce is responsible for the accounting process of the bill-to-account clients. This can involve many hours of clerical work and computer processing time. This extra labor should be evaluated when deciding if the 3 10 percent discount charged by the credit-card issuing agency is more cost-effective than internal accounting of guest charges. Since some of the credit-card issuing agencies offer immediate cash tender to the hotel s bank account, some hotels may prefer this method of payment so they can meet immediate nancial obligations (employee payroll, vendor accounts, tax payments, and the like).

Although this may seem a myopic inversion, equity theory does add an important dimension to the understanding of prosocial behavior by introducing both social comparison and distributive justice Needs and bene ts are no longer de ned by looking at the individual alone; the de nition is broadened to include needs based on relative deprivation (Adams, 1965) Homans (1961) pointed out that if a recipient of help cannot return the favor in a tangible way, then he or she must return esteem and deference Otherwise, the relationship will not remain bene cial to both parties and thus will not continue Walster et al (1973) argued that not only the relatively underbene ted but also the relatively overbene ted are motivated to restore equity (although they acknowledged that inequity in one s favor is more tolerable than the reverse).

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Acting prosocially to redistribute resources more fairly is one way to restore equity but only one Equity may also be restored psychologically by enhancing the perceived inputs of the advantaged or devaluing the inputs of the disadvantaged, thereby justifying the difference in outcomes..

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Illustrated TCP/IP by Matthew G. Naugle Wiley Computer Publishing, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. ISBN: 0471196568 Pub Date: 11/01/98

Contemporaneous Analysis of Human Transaction 217 Parataxic Integration of Interpersonal Situations 219 Some Comments on Interpersonal Complementarity 219 Summary 221 THE FUTURE OF INTERPERSONAL THEORY 221 Interpersonal Theory and Mental Representation 221 Development and Motivation 222 Concluding Propositions 223 REFERENCES 225

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