Please Answer Question (c) in the attachment. Chase strategy and Level Strategy has already been used in my answers to question A and B. You may want to use Level Strategy with Overtime to answer Question (c). Please show work using excel spreadsheet

The Bango Toy Company produces several types of toys to seasonal demand. The forecast for the next six months in thousands of dollars is given below: July Dec. Forecast $1000 $1000 Aug. $1500 Sept. $2000 Oct. $1800 Nov. $1500 A regular employee can produce $10,000 worth of toys per month, and the company has 80 regular employees at the end of June. Regular-time employees are paid $2200 per month, including benefits. An employee on overtime produces at the same rate as on regular time but is paid at 150 percent of the regular pay. Up to 20 percent overtime can be used in any one month. A worker can be hired for $1000, and it costs $2000 to lay off an employee. Inventory carrying costs are 30 percent per year. The company wishes to end the year with 80 employees. Beginning inventory of toys is $900,000. a. Calculate the cost of a chase strategy. The cost of the chase strategy is $2,382,000. b. Calculate the cost of a level strategy. The level strategy cost is $2,135,232. Realize though, the level strategy provides for the same number of workers in each period at 146.67. This does not provide for the 80 employees required at EOY and is not possible under a level plan. c. Using the Excel template, simulate several other strategies. \f