How does mills' definition of freedom differ from the idea of freedom as a consumer choice, i.

e., you should be able to choose to be free and to purchase what you desire?

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Jaelyn Maddox

1 June, 20:05

How does mills' definition of freedom differ from the idea of freedom as a consumer choice, i.

e., you should be able to choose to be free and to purchase what you desire?

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Karina Gutierrez · Answer 1

The idea of John Stuart Mill about the freedom is that which pertains to the ability of the person to be free to express himself. He justified the freedom of an individual to have social control. This differs to the freedom as a consumer choice because this pertains to an entirely different topic.

How does mills' definition of freedom differ from the idea of freedom as a consumer choice, i.e., you should be able to choose to be free and to purchase what you desire?

How does mills' definition of freedom differ from the idea of freedom as a consumer choice, i.

e., you should be able to choose to be free and to purchase what you desire?