If the actual price is within the arm's length range, what is the arm's length price?
AThe actual price itself
BThe lowest value of dataset
CThe median of the dataset
DThe mean of the dataset
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The actual price itself
A price within the range is deemed to be the arm's length price, so no adjustment arises.
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