Disaggregation:
A) breaks the aggregate plan into greater detail.
B) transforms the master production schedule into an aggregate plan.
C) calculates the optimal price points for yield management.
D) converts product schedules and labor assignments to a facility-wide plan.
E) is an assumption required for the use of the transportation model in aggregate planning.

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Disaggregation is the process of breaking down the aggregate plan into smaller, more detailed components, such as individual products or sub-components. This allows for more accurate planning and scheduling of resources, such as labor and materials, as well as better alignment with actual customer demand.