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A benefit of using a market-based transfer price is:
a. the economic viability and profitability of each division can be evaluated individually.
b. the profits of the transferring division are sacrificed for the overall good of the corporation.
c. the profits of the division receiving the products are sacrificed for the overall good of the corporation.
d. none of the abovee
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