Transfer pricing decisions in an international context need to balance off the interests of a broad range of stakeholders.All of the following would be examples of those stakeholders except:
A)the parent company.
B)the competition.
C)local country managers.
D)host government(s).
E)the domestic government.

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Transfer pricing decisions primarily concern the internal stakeholders of a multinational corporation, including the parent company, local country managers, and both the host and domestic governments. The competition, however, is not directly involved in a company's internal transfer pricing decisions, making it the correct answer.

Transfer Pricing Decisions in an International Context Need to Balance