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In a large organisation, price at which products or services are transferred between two divisions in an organisation is called a transfer price. The main objective of transfer pricing is to motivate managers of the divisions to act in the best interests of the overall organisation, especially useful when one of the divisions has idle capacity. However, since division managers might have the tendency to protect their own interest, realising the benefit of transfer pricing becomes more difficult. |
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