Which retail chain has the highest number of stores per capita in its country of origin?

In the world of retail expansion and market saturation, some companies have achieved remarkable geographic penetration in their home countries. This poll tests your knowledge about retail chains and their strategic store placement across geographic regions. Understanding store density is key to comprehending retail market dominance and accessibility strategies. Can you identify which retail giant has achieved the highest store density relative to population?

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7-Eleven in Japan (approximately one store per 2,200 people)
Starbucks in the United States (approximately one store per 14,000 people)
Tesco in the United Kingdom (approximately one store per 4,000 people)
Carrefour in France (approximately one store per 6,500 people)