Anyone studying legal forces affecting international business soon realizes that: a. there is a remarkable level of coordination among legal systems in the developed nations. b. most laws are predictable, and that, although there is variance, what constitutes illegal behavior is commonly shared. c. the variety of these forces complicates the task of understanding the laws. d. to the world court, officials in most legal systems are open to collaborating with their international colleagues. e. none of the above.