This video discusses transfer pricing when the selling division does not have excess capacity.

When the selling division does not have excess capacity, this means it could sell 100% of the units it produces to outside customers. In such a case, the selling division is only willing to accept a transfer price that is at least as high as the market price (the price for which it can sell the product to outside customers).—
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