Resale Price Method
The Resale Price Method is a transfer pricing methodology that belongs to the class of traditional transactional methods, distinguished by its use of the resale price of a product to a third party minus an appropriate gross margin to determine the arm’s length price for transactions between associated enterprises.
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Resale Price Method (Rpm)
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First price auctions with resale
Madhurima Gupta, Bernard Lebrun · Economics Letters · 1999 · 93 citations
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Tianjin University
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Shanghai, China
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