Which retail giant was the first to implement its 'cluster strategy' for geographic expansion, opening multiple stores in a concentrated area before moving to new regions?

Test your knowledge about how major retail corporations have strategically expanded across different geographic regions. Understanding these expansion patterns reveals fascinating insights about global market penetration strategies, cultural adaptations, and how retail giants navigate diverse regulatory environments. This poll challenges you to identify which famous retailer pioneered a particularly notable geographic expansion approach.

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Walmart, starting in the American South in the 1970s
Amazon, with distribution centers in the early 2000s
IKEA, with its Scandinavian expansion model in the 1960s
Carrefour, with its European market saturation approach in the 1980s