The difference between formal liberty and material liberty is the monetary value set in a material liberty. In a formal liberty a person is free to do whatever they want as long as they do not break the law. For example, if a person wants to ride in an expensive sports car they are entitled to it as long as they are riding in it legally. On the other hand material liberty restricts people to only doing activities that are within their monetary reach. In the sports car example only a rich person would have a liberty to it even though we are all entitled to it, because they are the only ones who can afford it. Formal liberty and material liberty go hand in hand because they both allow people to do whatever they want, but if they do not have
