The basic structure of liberalism
consists of political liberty, economic liberty and social liberty. Political liberty is the concept of preserving individual freedom and rights by the government. It emphasizes that all individual are naturally equal before the law and will only have a voluntary contractual relationship with the government (Martinez, 2015). Political liberty also underlines the rule of law and support for liberal democracy which give the rights for the people to vote (Boundless, 2015).
Economic liberty is where the introduction of private ownership and the states should not interfere the market (Zaheer, 2011). Social liberty is a concept of social equity to resolve the inequality in the society (Harris, 2013).