Which of the following equations represents how internal supply can be calculated for a specific employer?
A) Internal Supply for Next Year = Current Staffing Level + Projected Outflows This Year + Projected Inflows This Year
B) Internal Supply for Next Year = Current Staffing Level - Projected Outflows This Year - Projected Inflows This Year
C) Internal Supply for Next Year = Current Staffing Level + Projected Outflows This Year - Projected Inflows This Year
D) Internal Supply for Next Year = Current Staffing Level - Projected Outflows This Year + Projected Inflows This Year

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Internal supply for the next year is calculated by taking the current staffing level and adjusting it for the projected outflows (such as retirements, resignations, etc.) and inflows (such as internal transfers and promotions) expected within the year. This means subtracting the outflows from the current staff and adding the inflows.

Which of the Following Equations Represents How Internal Supply Can