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| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
This is why care would have to be taken with taxing drugs if they were made legal; tax them too much and it creates an incentive for a black market. |
I guess my only point was that market price seemed to be market price, regardless of a drugs legality.
In the past year, I have paid approximately $40-$50 per bag of mostly good herb, assuming the bulk of them weighed straight at 3.5g, that makes it about $14.00/g.
In the Netherlands, most of what I bought (on each trip - first trip ER was ~$1.21 USD/1 EUR, second was ~$1.60/ 1 EUR) ran between $7 EUR and $12 EUR per gram, meaning at best I was saving $5-$6 per gram, but usually wasn't saving much of anything at all when it came to buying good herb, especially on the second trip.
Basically it seemed like the only way the government could avoid the black market was to compete with it directly, and as long as demand stays the same, prices will too (to a degree).
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