Common and Civil Law (Scenario)

Common and Civil Law (Scenario)
Zane 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 Zane has raised some issues regarding two countries that are the top contenders for the new facility. The legal system of Country A is based on civil law, while the legal system of Country B is based on common law. Other than the legal systems of the two countries, all other aspects are virtually identical. Zane's legal experts must determine which system would be the most beneficial to Zane in the long term.
-Which of the following supports Country A over Country B?

A) Contractual noncompliance provisions are broader in scope.
B) Contracts are so detailed that they are expensive to draft.
C) higher flexibility compared to other legal systems
D) Judges confer with legislators on international business issues.