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The goal of the consumer is to
Graphical Techniques
Aggregate planning techniques that work with a few variables at a time to allow planners to compare projected demand with existing capacity.
Optimal Strategies
Approaches or methodologies determined to be the most effective and efficient in achieving specific goals or outcomes, often within the context of games, economics, or operations research.
Level Scheduling
A production strategy that aims to maintain a consistent production rate or workload, smoothing out peaks and troughs in demand to optimize operations.
Pure Chase Strategy
A production strategy where the production rate is adjusted to match demand, minimizing inventory levels at the cost of potentially greater adjustment costs.
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