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The ASCAR Model for Evaluating Military Manpower Policy

The ASCAR Model for Evaluating Military Manpower Policy The Accession Supply Costing and Requirements Model (ASCAR) uses goal programming to evaluate the accession needs of the All Volunteer Armed Forces to reach or maintain a given strength and optimize the qualitative mix of new recruits. The model has been used extensively by the Congressional Budget Office and the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense to evaluate the All Volunteer Force, develop recruiting goals, and evaluate retention for all services. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Interfaces INFORMS

The ASCAR Model for Evaluating Military Manpower Policy

Collins, Roger W.; Gass, Saul I.; Rosendahl, Edward E.
Interfaces , Volume 13 (3): 10 – Jun 1, 1983
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INFORMS
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Copyright © INFORMS
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Research Article
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0092-2102
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1526-551X
DOI
10.1287/inte.13.3.44
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Abstract

The Accession Supply Costing and Requirements Model (ASCAR) uses goal programming to evaluate the accession needs of the All Volunteer Armed Forces to reach or maintain a given strength and optimize the qualitative mix of new recruits. The model has been used extensively by the Congressional Budget Office and the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense to evaluate the All Volunteer Force, develop recruiting goals, and evaluate retention for all services.

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Interfaces – INFORMS

Published: Jun 1, 1983

Keywords: Keywords : military ; decision analysis

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