
1.
To calculate: The highest acceptable transfer price for the divisions.
2.
To calculate: Lowest acceptable transfer price that will be negotiated between the buying and the selling division.
3.
To identify: The transfer price that the manager of the Small components division would prefer and the transfer price that the manager of the Computer division would prefer.
4.
To calculate: The transfer price if the company follows a policy of full absorption cost plus 10% for all in-house transfers.
5.
To calculate: The transfer price if the company follows a policy of total
6.
To calculate: The transfer price if the company follows a policy of full absorption cost plus some markup and it also incurs variable selling expenses in its internal transfers.

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