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- Matuku’s Fishing Supplies has two divisions, Basic and Deep Sea. Each division manager is evaluated based on profit produced by each division. The Basic division often sells a certain graphite fishing rod internally to the Deep Sea division for $40 per rod to cover variable costs. The Basic division also sells the same graphite rod to outside customers for $50 per rod. The Deep Sea division manager has the option of purchasing a similar rod from an outside supplier for $45.
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Using the general transfer pricing rule, calculate the optimal transfer price assuming the Basic division is operating below capacity.
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