Freedom is Over-rated

The term "overestimated freedom" can be technically defined as a state of quality or freedom. However, in this definition, there is much room for all possible explanations. I live in "the country of freedom" also called the United States. However, in any country, regardless of whether it is free or not, there are obvious limitations such as law, society and government. Social people are restricted by the age, race, sex, height, or weight of a person. In my opinion, nothing is truly or completely free. In order to be free there is no obvious obstacle to physical, mental, emotional or spiritual words.

In 1982, Lindsay Wright announced the economic liberty of 165 counties. Each country was rated high, medium, high, medium, low, or low based on a comprehensive assessment of a similar assessment she built for four independent economic freedoms: 1) freedom of property , 2) Freedom of Association, 3) Freedom, These Evaluations This is a very impressive and relatively comprehensive attempt to systematically assess economic freedom. They also provide a discussion that focuses on the difficulty and necessity of measuring economic freedom.

Discussions on the relationship between economic freedom and political freedom and causality are controversial due to the complex interaction between the two freedoms. However, it is widely recognized that economic freedom leading to economic prosperity can increase political freedom. Economic freedom plays a dual role in promoting a free society, as Milton Friedman, a late father of economic freedom pointed out in his book "Capitalism and Freedom". On the one hand freedom of economic arrangements is itself an integral part of widely understood understanding, economic freedom is itself the aim. Secondly, economic freedom is also an indispensable means to achieve political freedom.

Freedom House 2017 In World Freedom Ranking, China is registered as non-free (three-point system including some free and free). Freedom House evaluates the political rights and civil liberties of 211 countries from one (the most free) to seven (the most free) and uses this information to inform them of their major rankings. There are quite a few censorships and one-party system in China, six civil liberties and seven political rights are acquired. Countries with a score of 1 in both categories include Australia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Japan, Uruguay. With the lower limit of the free category, moderate restrictions on civil liberties are Botswana, Hungary and India. All free countries are democratic countries, fair elections, freedom of speech and protection of press freedom.