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Market Prices and Illegal Practices
International Review of Law and Economics, 1998This paper focuses on contractual relationships between two parties in which the contracted price can be interpreted by one of the parties and by an outside observer (like a court) as a signal that the other party engages in illegal activities in carrying out the contract. We use the Benckiser case as an illustration of such a situation. We construct a
Maarten C.W Janssen, Peran van Reeven
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Illegal Markets and the Demand for Illegal Substances
2018This chapter analyzes from the political-economy perspective the effects prohibition of illegal drugs had in the region, and how the illegal markets are structured. It explains why violence rises, why the demand for drugs is persistent, and what role play Latin American nations in the global illegal drugs trafficking.
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Supply control for illegal markets
2018Supply control approaches to drug problems focus on the production, distribution, and sale of illicit psychoactive substances, and include alternative development programmes in producer nations, control of precursor chemicals used to produce certain drugs (e.g. methamphetamines) interdiction at national borders, and the incarceration of drug dealers at
Thomas F. Babor +11 more
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2015
Analiziralo se stanje ilegalnih tržišta u Hrvatskoj, u pravcu koje su robe/usluge najzastupljenije na crnom tržištu u Hrvatskoj.
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Analiziralo se stanje ilegalnih tržišta u Hrvatskoj, u pravcu koje su robe/usluge najzastupljenije na crnom tržištu u Hrvatskoj.
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Prohibition and the Market for Illegal Drugs
World Economics Journal, 2001Over the past 25 years in the United States, enforcement of drug prohibition has expanded dramatically. Over the same period, however, the trends in drug production and consumption have been essentially flat, and the real, purityadjusted prices of both cocaine and heroin have more than halved.
Basov, Suren., Miron, J., Jacobson, M.
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Illegal Gambling: Measuring the Market Using the MIMIC Model
Regional Studies, 2022Umberto Monarca +2 more
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