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Cardinality-Constrained Randomized Assortments with Balanced Market Share
Assortment optimization asks a seller which of $n$ products to display to each customer. Under the multinomial-logit (MNL) model, a revenue-maximizing policy may concentrate most purchases on only a few products. Balanced market share (BMS) limits this disparity by requiring every product to receive
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