In a free market system, the prices for goods and services are determined by the open market. The forces and law of demand and supply are free from government intervention or any other authority. It is different from regulated markets in which the government intervenes in the demand and supply by creating barriers or price-fixing, While in free-market the prices are allowed to reach their equilibrium without any government intervention
Answer: the freedom of speech, the right to petition, freedom of religion, freedom to exercise right, freedom of the press, and freedom of peaceful assembly,
