The Treaty Establishing the European Community and the ________ of 2010 are the principal sources of law in the EU, pertaining to business between and among its member states.

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The Lisbon Treaty, also known as the Treaty of Lisbon, is the main legal source for the EU. It sets out the rules and procedures for how the EU operates, including the powers of its institutions and the relationships between EU member states. It replaced the previous Treaty Establishing the European Community, which was in force until 2009. The other options listed (Multilateral Agreement on Investment, Trade and Investment Framework Agreement, Free Trade Agreement) are not sources of law in the EU.