What do the economic systems of Brazil and Mexico have in common? A.
They both have mixed but closer to market economies.

B.
They both have mixed but closer to command economies.

C.
They both have pure market economies.

D.
They both have pure command economies.

B.

They both have mixed but closer to command economies.

Explanation:

Mexico has a mixed economy, which means that it is made up of both privately-owned and state-owned companies. The government also regulates economic activity. Development is occurring at a rapid rate and private investments and businesses have also been increasing.

Brazil has one of the world's larger economies. Its economy is mixed and based largely on a free-market (capitalist) system but with some government controls—for example, taxes and limitations on trade and on industrial pollution.

the similarities are mixed economy with government command

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