How does activity$-$based costing differ from

traditional absorption costing? Check all that

apply

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In activity$-$based costing,

nonmanufacturing as well as

manufacturing costs may be assigned

to products.

Some manufacturing costs$-$including

the costs of idle capacity$-$may be

excluded from product costs

The direct cost of materials and

nonmanufacturing costs are treated

differently.

Traditional absorption costing system

typically includes a number of activity

cost pools.