Which retail giant famously used the 'spoke-and-wheel' geographic expansion strategy, building stores within a day's drive of regional distribution centers to minimize logistics costs?

Test your knowledge about how major retail chains have used geography and location strategies to build their empires! This poll explores how famous retailers expanded across regions, countries, and continents. Understanding geographic expansion is crucial to retail success - some companies became global powerhouses through careful geographic planning while others failed by misreading local markets. Can you identify the correct expansion strategy that led to retail dominance?

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Walmart, which expanded in concentric circles from Bentonville, Arkansas to maintain tight supply chain control
Amazon, which built its first physical stores in a radial pattern from Seattle
Target, which pioneered the strategy by expanding outward from Minneapolis in the 1950s
Carrefour, which developed the model for its European hypermarket expansion from France