By Jeffrey Miron, Jonah Karafiol, and Jacob Winter
Theory and evidence would suggest yes, but not dramatically.
Of course. Advocates for legalization should have figured this out in advance. Instead, they backed a policy that had predictably bad consequences, and thereby set the war against the war on drugs back at least a decade.
Theory and evidence would suggest yes, but not dramatically.
Of course. Advocates for legalization should have figured this out in advance. Instead, they backed a policy that had predictably bad consequences, and thereby set the war against the war on drugs back at least a decade.