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Business, 02.01.2020 20:31, remyboy1938

There isn’t a definitive relationship – more inventory could mean a lower or a higher in-stock probability what is the relationship between the average inventory and the in-stock probability?

a. the more inventory the lower the in-stock probability

b. there isn’t a definitive relationship – more inventory could mean a lower or a higher in-stock probability

c. the more inventory the higher the in-stock probability

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