Which of the following is not one of the four things needed for aggregate planning? A) a logical overall unit for measuring sales and output B) a method for determining costs, such as hiring, layoffs, and inventory costs, associated with production schedules C) a mathematical model that will minimize costs over the intermediate planning period D) an aggregate demand forecast for an intermediate planning period E) All of these are needed for aggregate planning.

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While a mathematical model can be helpful for optimizing aggregate planning, it is not an absolute requirement. The four things needed for aggregate planning are a logical unit of measurement for sales and output, a method for determining costs, an aggregate demand forecast, and a plan that balances supply and demand while considering constraints and minimizing costs.

Which of the Following Is not one of the Four