Which of the following does not describe a difference between activity-based costing (ABC) and traditional absorption costing? Multiple Choice ABC may exclude some manufacturing costs from its product costs whereas traditional absorption costing includes all manufacturing costs in its product cost calculations ABC uses numerous cost pools to allocate costs to products whereas traditional absorption costing usually uses fewer cost pools. ABC may assign nonmanufacturing and manufacturing costs to products whereas traditional absorption costing does not assign nonmanufacturing costs to products. ABC usually excludes manufacturing overhead from its calculations whereas traditional absorption costing includes it