Wayne's Computer Corporation is considering the possibility of building a new manufacturing facility in a foreign country in order to lower labor and production costs. The legal department of Wayne's has been evaluating Paribo and Kirawi—the two countries which are the top contenders for the new facility—carefully. Which of the following factors should the legal experts of Wayne's consider while evaluating the legal systems of Paribo and Kirawi?
a. The law is based on religious teachings and is enforced by the country's religious leaders.
b. The law is flexible and its interpretations differ with situations.
c. The law is based on a detailed set of written rules that constitute a legal code.
d. The law is interpreted on the basis of tradition, precedent and usage.