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In this case the policy of transfer pricing of Renoir is cost-based transfer price (full cost by 1.25) but its partner Company is suggesting a market-based price. In this specific case, negotiated transfer price seems the most convenient method because the seller party (Renoir) has no unused capacity (best reason to choose cost-based price) in fact, it will have to invest in a new line, additionally the seller party has no market for the product (best reason to choose market-based price) other than the purchase party (Europe), however, the purchase party has made it clear that there is no incentive for them to buy the deodorant for more than $2 per unit, because that is the market price of this product in France...
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The return on investment deodorant soap for the first year would be 6% and by year 5 would be 13% (because of accumulated depreciation), these figures barely satisfies Renoir's corporate target of 12%. Even though the deodorant product generates certain profit, the profit margin is quite low which might represent risk for Renoir given the fact that the company doesn't have a market for the remaining volume and any small increase in cost would represent loses...
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Standard Soap Company Cost Accounting   Cost Volume Profit questions   Transfer pricing--market-based vs. cost-based   The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Free Market Economy, Price Determination With Market Forces. And Government Intervention With Free Market Equilibrium Price And The More Suitable Model For The Sudan   Simple Ways To Increase Your Restaurant Profit Margin   Products, Services, and Prices in the Free Market Economy: Price Elasticity of Demand   Soap Opera's: Treasure your children, because they'll change bodies, change faces, and grow up three times their age in a year   Price Makers And Price Takers   PRICE WARS: THE COST OF A COMPETITIVE BEHAVIOUR   Suppose the British economy is at long run equilibrium when it suffers an external shock due to a 15% increase in the price of oil, believed to be permanent.   soap making   SOAP interface   Soap Opera   Soap Industry   Soap Opera  
 
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