Does the hypothesis 'For example, increasing the number of products offered in a category by a factor of four (say from fifty items to 200) without increasing total demand in the category would increase the coefficient of variation for each individual product by a factor of two.' logically conflict with the premise 'There are times when multiplying the stock quantity will not help with making more money.'
For example, increasing the number of products offered in a category by a factor of four (say from fifty items to 200) without increasing total demand in the category would increase the coefficient of variation for each individual product by a factor of two.###There are times when multiplying the stock quantity will not help with making more money.