Full costing,contribution analysis and activity-based costing (ABC).Are approaches to:

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Full costing, contribution analysis, and activity-based costing are all methods used for allocating costs to products or services. Full costing involves allocating all costs, including direct and indirect costs, to products or services. Contribution analysis involves determining the contribution margin (sales revenue minus variable costs) of each product or service and allocating the fixed costs based on the contribution margin. Activity-based costing involves identifying and allocating costs based on the activities that drive those costs, rather than simply allocating based on direct and indirect costs. All of these approaches are used for cost allocation.

Full Costing,contribution Analysis and Activity-Based Costing (ABC)