Which geographic retail expansion strategy did Walmart implement that revolutionized supply chain management in the 1980s?

In today's globalized marketplace, retail giants employ fascinating geographic strategies to dominate markets across continents. From location intelligence to regional adaptation, these companies carefully analyze geographic data to optimize their expansion. This trivia tests your knowledge about how major retailers have used geography as a competitive advantage in their global conquest. Can you identify which retail strategy truly changed the game?

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Hub and Spoke model - placing distribution centers within one-day's drive of stores
Urban-first approach - targeting major metropolitan areas before expanding to suburbs
Border clustering - concentrating stores along state/country borders to capture multiple tax jurisdictions
Island hopping - establishing presence in isolated markets before connecting them with additional locations