Abstract
The conference paper by Johnson (2006, Review of Accounting Studies, forthcoming) develops an incomplete-contracting transfer pricing model with a number of novel features: taxation, sequential investments, and intangible assets being transferred. This discussion aims to disentangle these features so as to highlight those that are the key drivers of the results. Moreover, I show that some of the results can be generalized to settings involving a greater level of technological interdependency between the divisions.
Full Citation
Baldenius, Tim. “Discussion of 'Divisional Performance Measurement and Transfer Pricing for Intangible Assets'.”
Review of Accounting Studies
vol. 11,
(May 01, 2006): 367-376.