$\backslash$table$[[2,,,.,,2],[3,$Month,Working Days,Forcast,Cost and other Data:$],[4,$Jan,$22,700,$Current workforce size,$25$ Full$-$time$],[5,$Feb,$20,850,$Inventory carrying cost,$$10$ per unit$/$month$],[6,$Mar,$23,900,$Backorder cost,$$20$ per unit$/$month$],[7,$Apr,$22,1000,$Hiring and traning cost,$$400$ per employee$],[8,$May,$24,1250,$Lay$-$off cost,$$300$ per employee$],[9,$Jun,$22,1350,$Regular Time Production,$$200$ per unit$],[10,$Jul,$23,1450,$Over$-$time capacity,$30\%$ of Regular Time Production$],[11,$Aug,$17,1300,$Over$-$time cost,$$300$ per unit$],[12,$Sept,$21,1000,$Subcontracting capacity,$500$ units per month$],[13,$Oct,$22,880,$Subcontract Cost,$$350$ per unit$],[14,$Nov,$20,720,$Production rate,$2$ units$/$worker$/$day$],[15,$Dec,$20,600,$Ignore Idle time of employees, if any$]]$

I have labeled the three worksheets below for your solutions. Use them in this same file and just change the file name to put y $1.$ Use Level Production Strategy $($Constant Production, will have inventory and backorder$-$see explanation below$)$

$2.$ Use Chase Production strategy $($Hire and Fire$)$

$3.$ Use your unique strategy$-$a combination of different strategies$-$explain the strategy in a couple of sentences