Collectivist-Inclined Totalitarian States Tend to Enact Laws That Severely Restrict

Collectivist-inclined totalitarian states tend to enact laws that severely restrict private enterprises, while laws enacted by governments in democratic states, where individualism is the dominant political philosophy, tend to be pro-private enterprise and pro-consumer. This indicates that

A) the economic system of a country is independent of its legal system.
B) the legal system of a country is not influenced by the prevailing political system.
C) the legal system does not affect the attractiveness of a country as an investment site or market.
D) all countries have the same legal environments.
E) the legal framework of a country reflects the rulers' dominant political ideology.