When is self-dealing most likely to take place?

A.

When someone controls two or more things but has a much greater financial stake in one of those things.

B.

When a country has strong guidelines that govern the price charged between related parties (e.g., a parent company and its controlled foreign corporation) in an intercompany transaction.

C.

All three of the other answers

D.

When countries adopt a double taxation policy where dividends are taxed twice: once at the firm level and once at the shareholder level.