Match each of the options above to the items below.

A foreign fast$-$food company enters a country and learns settling a dispute with a supplier is very difficult because there is no law guiding private ownership by the firm or a local franchisee.

A foreign firm from a country operating in a different legal code encounters lawsuits by employees about the lack of privacy, surveillance from the firm, and the lack of protection they experience on the job. The foreign firm is in a host country operating under what legal code?

A foreign insurance company enters a host country that operates under a very static legal code that does not permit usury, the collection of interest, which makes it very difficult for the firm to operate and be profitable. The laws are very old and are fit to the situation.

Legal codes that do not fully develop new laws for each case but fit the existing laws to the situation based on historically written laws in ancient religious doctrine. To operate in more modern times, the legal code is combined with a set of laws that protects the vast majority of citizens.