Brazil's "Law of Similars" stated that:
A) imports of a product would be banned if a "similar" product was produced by a Brazilian producer.
B) exports of a product would be subsidized if foreign suppliers could provide a similar product to Brazilian consumers.
C) imports of products similar to those produced in Brazil would be encouraged in order to provide competition and keep domestic producers from exploiting Brazilian consumers.
D) Brazilian economic policies should mimic the economic policies of the most developed countries of the world.
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