Stockholm Skis makes two different products: downhill racing skis and cross-country skis. The company uses an ABC system that features the following activity cost pools and drivers: Cost Pool Driver Manufacturing Assembly Ordering and receiving Machine hours Parts used Purchase orders processed Painting Square inches painted Sanding Square inches sanded Inspection and testing Inspections performed For the coming year, Stockholm estimates that it will use 36,000 parts in the assembly of its downhill skis and 31,500 parts in the assembly of its cross-country skis. Based on this information, we can conclude that: Cross-country skis will account for a smaller percentage of overhead costs from the assembly pool. Downhill skis will account for a larger percentage of overhead costs from the manufacturing pool. Downhill skis will account for a larger percentage of overhead costs from the ordering and receiving pool. Cross-country skis will account for a smaller percentage of overhead costs from the inspection and testing pool.