In aggregate planning,
A) the concern is over a long-range planning horizon.
B) output levels are set in the face of certain demand.
C) "aggregate" implies that planning is done for a single overall measure of output or at most a few products.
D) firms should never consider overtime, hiring, firing, or subcontracting.

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Supply management entails hiring/layoff, overtime and undertime, part-time/temporary, carrying inventory, subcontracting, and cooperative arrangements.

In Aggregate Planning