FULL-ABSORPTION COSTING - A method of costing that assigns (absorbs) all labor, material, and service/manufacturing facilities and support costs to products or other cost objects.
Full absorption costing is a method that assigns labor material, services and support costs to products.
Full cost absorption does not assign any services or cost to products
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