Which retail strategy, developed in the 1930s by a German geographer, explains why similar businesses often cluster together despite the apparent competition?

Geographic placement of retail stores isn't just about convenience—it's a sophisticated science combining demographics, traffic patterns, and competitive analysis. Major retailers spend millions on location analytics to maximize foot traffic and sales. This poll tests your knowledge of how geography influences retail strategy and how major brands leverage spatial data to dominate markets.

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Hotelling's linear city model
Porter's geographic concentration theory
Christaller's central place theory
Reilly's law of retail gravitation