Which of the following statements regarding marginal and absorption costing are true in the context...

Marginal costing is appropriate for long-term pricing decisions.

Marginal costing is appropriate for short-term pricing decisions.

Absorption costing when used for pricing decisions includes the 'total-cost' of the product.

Marginal costing ensures the recovery of all costs incurred in selling prices.

Marginal costing is more appropriate for use in one-off pricing decisions.

Absorption costing is more appropriate for use in one-off pricing decisions.