Which inventory management approach is specifically used by major religious bookstores to handle their 'perennial sellers' (texts like the Bible, Quran, etc.) differently from seasonal religious items?

The retail landscape for religious and philosophical texts has evolved dramatically in recent decades. From small independent bookstores to massive retail chains and now e-commerce, the business of selling spiritual wisdom has transformed. This poll tests your knowledge about the unique inventory management challenges and practices in religious book retailing, where some texts remain bestsellers for centuries while others respond to contemporary spiritual trends.

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Time-based obsolescence tracking - flagging texts that haven't been revised in over 50 years for clearance
Core-title perpetual inventory system - maintaining constant stock levels of essential religious texts regardless of short-term sales fluctuations
Digital-first conversion policy - only stocking physical copies of texts that don't have e-book alternatives
Denominational rotation system - cycling different religious texts to prominent display areas based on religious calendars