Which major retail chain strategically expanded by creating a detailed 'heat map' of competitors and demographics, ensuring new stores were placed in 'retail deserts' to maximize market penetration?

Global retailers use sophisticated geographic analysis when expanding into new territories. Their strategies involve demographic research, cultural adaptation, and locational intelligence. How well do you understand how major retailers adapt to regional differences and leverage geography in their expansion planning? Test your knowledge about how geography influences retail success around the world!

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Walmart - with its 'rural dominance' strategy targeting underserved communities outside urban centers
Carrefour - with its 'cultural clustering' approach focusing on expatriate communities in foreign markets
Tesco - with its 'transportation corridor' strategy placing stores along major commuter routes
Aldi - with its 'income-based density' approach targeting middle-class neighborhoods with specific population thresholds