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Cost-based transfer pricing with the existence of a direct channel in an integrated supply chain
Purpose: This study analytically explores the economic role of transfer pricing in a vertically integrated supply chain with a direct channel, specifically when it uses cost-based transfer prices, as is frequently observed in management practices. We compare two representative transfer pricing metho
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