Which of the following best describes the relationship between journalists and international business executives? A. Journalists and international business executives are usually on opposite sides of an issue and are, thus, unwilling to help one another. B. International business executives can utilize information gathered by journalists about an area's political stability to assess the potential risk associated with an investment in the region. C. Journalists and international business executives rely on one another equally to provide information about a region of interest. D. Journalists rely on international business executives to provide them with information about a region's economic stability before they enter the area for an assignment