2. Ms. Razo asks students to draw on previous learning and make a comparison. She is also asking probing follow-up questions based on their responses. In doing this, she is guiding students to think critically and develop a deeper understanding of the book. Why is this important for students to be able to do

Brazil trades with the united states more than it does with any other country. industrially, the private sector has made brazil one of the most advanced countries in latin america, with massive investment taking place since 1996. still, over 1 million people live in state-owned housing and millions more are covered by government operated health care. these facts show that brazil has a a) mixed economy. b) market economy. c) command economy. d) traditional economy.