Better Homes Products' Canadian operations are organized into two divisions: West and East. West division sells a component that could be used by East Division in making one of the company's principal products. East Division has obtained three price quotations from external suppliers for the component: $154, $138, and $143. Examination of West Division's accounting records pertaining to the production of the component reveals the following costs: direct material $56, direct labour $44, variable overhead, $18; and fixed overhead, $25. REQUIRED: As chief accountant, you have been directed by the CEO to determine the following: a. What savings (or profit) would be available to Better Home Products if East Division bought the component internally rather than externally? b. What would the transfer price be if the two divisions agreed to split the total company savings evenly between them? c. Assuming dual transfer pricing is used, set the maximum realistic price for West Division and the minimum realistic price for East Division.