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A method for estimating stock-out-based substitution rates by using point-of-sale data
Empirical studies in retailing suggest that stock-out rates are quite high in many product categories. Stock-outs result in demand spillover, or substitution, among items within a product category. Product assortment and inventory management decisions can be improved when the substitution rates are
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