Assortment Constraints
Assortment Constraints is a strategic retail management construct that specifies the limiting conditions—such as space, budget, supplier, or regulatory requirements—governing the selection and breadth of products within a retailer’s assortment, thereby differentiating it from other assortment design elements by its role in bounding feasible product offerings.
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