Which do you identify with : liberal, conservative, libertian, populist?

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While many Americans call themselves liberal or conservative, I think the best way to measure political ideology is using the four listed in the title. A pure liberal is liberal on both economic policy and personal conduct. They want the government to reduce economic inequality, regulate business, tax the rich heavily, cure the economic causes of crime, allow abortions, protect the rights of the acused, and guarantee the broadest possible freedoms of speech and press. They tend to be the young, college-educated citizens. A pure conservative is conservative on both economic and conduct issues. They want the government to cut back on the welfare state, allow the market to allocate goods and services, keep taxes low, lock up criminals and curb forms of conduct they regard as antisocial. They tend to be older with the highest income. A libertarian is conservative on economic matters, but liberal on social ones. They want a small, weak government, with little control on the economy or the personal lives of the citizens. They tend to be young, college-educated, higher incomes with no religious ties. A populist is liberal on economic matters but conservative on social ones. They want a government that will reduce economic inequality and control business, but they also want to regulate personal conduct, lock up criminals, and permit school prayers. I identify most with the libertarian theory because it allows for the people to live as pleased. Life and let life, I say. Which do you identify most with and why?