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In terms of political and civil liberties, Malaysia ranks 2nd. Citizens in Malaysia experience partial freedom. While the majority of Malaysian citizens are able to exercise their free will to a certain extent, some political engagement may be restricted and certain sections of the population may be barred from certain freedoms or expressions of opinion. The companies of Malaysia are 2 in terms of economic freedom. The citizens of Malaysia are largely free in their economic decisions. While the government exercises some control over trade, citizens can still control their own finances and property. Corruption may exist, but it does not significantly impede economic growth or freedom. Malaysia's media ranks 4th in terms of journalistic freedom. In Malaysia, journalists are generally allowed to express a variety of opinions and there are a range of news sources. However, the government can criticize or reject certain topics or publications. This is considered satisfactory.