Longitudinal manpower planning models

Richard C. Grinold, Kneale T. Marshall and Robert M. Oliver

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1976, vol. 23, issue 2, 245-260

Abstract: A manpower planning model is presented that exploits the longitudinal stability of manpower cohorts. The manpower planning process is described. An infinite horizon linear program for calculating minimum cost manpower input plans is presented and found to have a straightforward solution in a great many cases and to yield an easily implemented approximation technique in other cases.

Date: 1976
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