We live in a society that has rules and structure. How do rules and structure contribute to freedom and choices?

Freedom is necessary to generate progress; people also value freedom as an important

component of progress. This chapter will contend that both propositions are correct. Without

liberty, there will be little or no progress; most people will consider an expansion in freedom as

progress. Neither proposition would win universal acceptance. Some would argue that a

totalitarian state can marshal the resources to generate economic growth. Many will contend that

too much liberty induces libertine behavior and is destructive of society, peace, and the family

science.

modern problems require modern solutions.

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