Don't use Ai. What is the relationship between economic freedom and political freedom?Countries with planned economies tend to enjoy more political freedom.Countries with more economic freedom tend to enjoy more political freedom.Dictatorships and monarchies have never tolerated market economies.No relationship exists.

(a.) Countries with planned economies tend to enjoy more political freedom (incorrect):Explanation:…

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