A music store owner wants to have enough

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A music store owner wants to have enough of the hottest CDs in stock so people who come to buy a particular CD won't be disappointed - and the store won't lose the profit. CDs that are not sold within a certain length of time go onto the sale table where they may have to be sold at cost, if they sell at all. The owner wants to design a decision support system to predict how many copies she should purchase and what information she will need. List some of the considerations that would go into such a system as if you were the owner of the store and your business profits were at stake.

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