Assume that you are the boss of Division A $($a subsidiary of Big Company.$)$ Your Division is selling all of its possible production $(500,000$ units$)$ to outside customers. Division B $($also a subsidiary of Big Company$)$ is in need of a small number $(25,000$ units$)$ of Division A$\text{'}$s product. The CEO of Big Company $($your boss$)$ suggests that Division A should sell $25,000$ units to Division $B$ and the transaction won't hurt your Division $($A$)$ because the transfer price would equal your regular price to outside customers.

What risk to Division A from this transaction is not being considered by the CEO?