Stroke of Rectangle Problem

Hello
My Problem is :
When i draw a rectangle and gave it a stroke of 2 points.
When i reduce the size of rectangle then the stroke (or outline) increase its width.
Waiting for the answer. i need to solve this issue.
Thanx In advance

The stroke is not scaling with the object, i.e. it remains at 2 points. You can change this behaviour by going to Edit>Preferences>General>Scale strokes & Effects. That way the stroke will scale with everything else.

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