14 Question 4In 1973, Southland Corporation agreed to a licensing agreement with Ito-Yokado forSeven-Eleven stores in Japan. However, in 1990, Southland Corporation was acquiredby Seven-Eleven Japan and Ito-Yokado. Prior to this acquisition, the Seven-Elevenstores in the United States were operated by Southland Corporation and those in Japanwere operated by the Ito-Yokado group. However, starting with the acquisition, Ito-Yokado Holding (IYH) was responsible for stores in the US as well.In order to improve the operations and supply chain of Seven-Eleven USA, IYHbrought some major changes.Determine the changes brought by IYH in the following sub-domains of the Seven-Eleven USA supply chain:1. Number of stores2. Distribution structure

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