The Effect of Freedom on the Net, Human Right and Economic Freedom on Socioeconomic Progress; A Case Study Empirical Analysis in Eastern Africa

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of freedom on the net, human right and economic freedom on the socioeconomic progress of East Africa. The research contributes to understanding the influence of the predictor variables on the social progress specific to the study area. The study looks at the effect of an obstacle to internet access, access to information and communication, personal freedom and choice, and economic freedom on the level of social progress index. It’s found that these predictor variables have a significant and positive influence on the socioeconomic level of the study area. The study employed multiple regression analysis to realize the relationship amongst the variables. The study uncovered evaluating the value of the monetary contribution of each independent variable to the social progress and quality of life of the region. This calls for future researchers to undertake an in-depth comprehensive study using advanced statistical methodologies.