Which retail giant famously uses a 'clustering strategy' in its global expansion, where they saturate one geographic region before moving to adjacent territories?

Test your knowledge about famous retail expansion strategies and how geography influences retail decisions! Major brands strategically plan their global footprint based on demographic patterns, cultural preferences, and geographic features. Understanding these patterns reveals fascinating insights about consumer behavior and market dynamics across different regions. How well do you know the geographic strategies behind successful retail expansion?

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IKEA: The Swedish furniture retailer builds flagship stores in strategic urban centers, then gradually expands outward with smaller format stores
Walmart: The American retailer randomly selects countries based solely on population size, with no geographic continuity strategy
Carrefour: The French retailer focuses exclusively on countries with similar climate patterns to France, ignoring other geographic factors
Aldi: The German discount chain expands only to countries that share borders with Germany to maintain tight supply chain control