D) Achieve cyclical employment levels
- due to Level Production strategy of Aggregate Planning
Examples of Aggregate Planning Strategies:
Level Production: Maintaining a constant workforce and production rate, even if demand fluctuates, to avoid hiring and firing costs.
Chase Demand: Adjusting production levels to match demand fluctuations directly.
Hybrid Approach: Combining elements of both level and chase strategies to balance costs and customer service.
**Explanation:**
The **primary objective of aggregate planning** is to balance demand and supply over a medium-term horizon (typically 3–18 months) while meeting organizational goals. A key focus is establishing a **service-level target**, ensuring customer demand is met without overburdening resources. This involves:
- Aligning production capacity with demand forecasts.
- Minimizing costs (e.g., inventory, labor, overtime).
- Maintaining customer satisfaction through consistent service levels.
The primary objective of aggregate planning in operations management is to reduce the cash-to-cash cycle time
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