Internal Markets, Which Are Markets That Managers Set Up Within

Multiple Choice

Internal markets, which are markets that managers set up within their organization, are:

A) allowed to sell only to customers on an approved list of buyers.
B) based on predetermined prices rather than equilibrium prices.
C) set up to allocate resources of a company more efficiently, often not using real money.
D) required to use real money to allocate real resources across firms in an industry.