Which of the following would not be a strategy associated with adjusting aggregate capacity to meet expected demand?
A) Subcontract.
B) Vary the size of the workforce.
C) Vary the intensity of workforce utilization.
D) Allow inventory levels to vary.
E) Use back orders.

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Using back orders is not a strategy for adjusting aggregate capacity to meet expected demand as it involves fulfilling orders that cannot be immediately met due to insufficient capacity or inventory. The other options listed (subcontracting, varying workforce size/intensity, allowing inventory levels to vary) are all potential strategies for adjusting aggregate capacity in response to expected demand.

Which of the Following Would Not Be a Strategy Associated