Manufacturer creates disposable products and sells them across the world. Manufacturer has production plants in three different countries, including one in the United States. The United States has the strictest environmental regulations of the three countries, resulting in a higher cost to manufacturer to create the goods. Despite the higher production costs to manufacturer, it insists that the two plants and all material suppliers in the other two countries conform to the stricter United States' environmental regulations based on manufacturer's belief that following the stricter standards is the morally right thing to do$.$Manufacturer's decision to implement higher standards because some principals are "above the laws devised by humans" most closely aligns with what school of jurisprudence? Legal determination Legal positivism Natural law Legal formalism Cost beneft analysis$1$