What you think about it: China continues to prosper and grow and in many ways they are eclipsing the US.
Considering the stagnant US economy (job and housing markets, the Federal debt, etc…), would you consider sacrificing some freedoms (such as where you can live, what you can read, where you can work, etc…) if it meant increasing career opportunity and wages? Provide your insights based on the text, your readings and research – post should include citations. 
What you think of
https://my.berkeleycollege.edu/webapps/discussionboard/do/message?action=email_user&MF=true&course_id=_97110_1&conf_id=_140554_1&forum_id=_175271_1&message_id=_6078234_1&nav=db_thread_list_entry&thread_id=&nav=db_thread_list_entry&user_id=_377364_1Jannyl Ynoa response: She said: I will not consider sacrificing my freedoms as a human being in order to have the opportunity for better capital and job opportunities. I strongly believe in the freedom choice and speech. China and other countries do not hold their own freedom where as we do in the United States. Although China might be in the lead of us in many things economically, they do not have the same rights as us. China as well as other countries like Cuba or North Korea works through the centrally planned economy where a their nations land, factories, and many other economic resources are all owned by the government. The government is entitled to making all of the economic related decisions like who produces what, prices of products, labor, and capital. “Their goal is to achieve a wide range of political, social, and economic objectives by taking control over the production and distribution of a nations resources.” (Economics Emerging Markets, pg 112). Here in America we value the different cultures, religions, foods, etc. It’s very important for a country to upraise these values because it’s something that will help succeed in the long run. Many people migrate to the U.S. because of the freedom of choice that we have here and the…