Economic freedom equals political freedom from "summary" of Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman
The relationship between economic freedom and political freedom is a fundamental one. Both are essential for individual liberty and a well-functioning society. Economic freedom is the freedom to choose how to allocate one's resources, whether it be through work, investment, or consumption. It is the ability to engage in voluntary transactions with others without interference from the government. When individuals have the freedom to make economic choices, they are also more likely to demand political freedom. This is because economic freedom empowers individuals to become independent and self-reliant, making them less dependent on the government for their well-being. As a result, they are more likely to resist government encroachment on their political rights.
Conversely, when economic freedom is restricted, individuals are more likely to become dependent on the government for their livelihood....
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