In what way are the economies of Brazil and Mexico different than that of Cuba? A. In Brazil and Mexico, the government owns all of the businesses. In Cuba, all the businesses are owned by individuals.

B. In Brazil and Mexico, the government owns most of the businesses. In Cuba, all the businesses are owned by individuals

c. In Brazil and Mexico, most of the economic decisions are decided by the business owners. In Cuba, all the decisions are made by
the government
D In Brazil and Mexico, the economic systems are based on customs and beliefs. In Cuba, they are based on supply and demand.