Which of the following best describes the difference between Law and Economics and Constitutional Economics? a. Constitutional Economics is forward looking and focuses on making rules while Law and Economics predicts the actions of people / entities under different versions of the rules. b. Constitutional Economics is forward looking and focuses exclusively on Criminal Law issues like the impact of an increased number of police officers on crime rates while Law and Economics analyzes the actions of people / entities who buy and sell property. c. Constitutional Economics is forward looking and focuses on making rules while Law and Economics analyzes the likely macroeconomic impact of changing the rules. d. Constitutional Economics is forward looking and focuses on making rules while Law and Economics analyzes the actions of people / entities playing within the rules