Assortment depth is the range of choice within a product line, such as sizes, colours or versions. It is not the quantity of physical units in stock. A store can offer many variants while holding little inventory of each.[1]
Greater depth helps shoppers who need a particular version, but spreads demand across more stock records. Identify which missing variant meets a real need and which mainly adds slow-moving inventory. Treat the breadth of variant choice and the quantity held for each variant as separate decisions.
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