The three common approaches to setting transfer prices include: the _____ price approach, where the transfer price is the price at which the product or service transferred could be sold to outside buyers; the _____ price approach allows the managers to agree among themselves on a transfer price; and the _____ price approach, where cost is used to set transfer prices. cost; market; negotiated market; cost; negotiated market; negotiated; cost negotiated; market; cost none of the above

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