The current solution to SureStep’s no-backlogging aggregate planning model does a lot of firing. Run a one-way SolverTable with the firing cost as the input variable and the numbers fired as the...

The current solution to SureStep’s no-backlogging aggregate planning model does a lot of firing. Run a one-way SolverTable with the firing cost as the input variable and the numbers fired as the outputs. Let the firing cost increase from its current value to double that value in increments of $400. Do high firing costs eventually induce the company to fire fewer workers?