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It might be interesting for them to keep track of how long it takes the black market to reappear, and see whether the negatives that come along with allowing cr
by perpetualcrayon 9y ago
It might be interesting for them to keep track of how long it takes the black market to reappear, and see whether the negatives that come along with allowing criminals to monopolize the business of dealing drugs to people in the area reappear also.
- perpetualcrayon 9y agoCome to think of it, given that they state in the article: drug tourism was posing difficulties for the city I wonder if they take into account the fact that these "problems" could've been affecting students and their grades as well. What happens if only the "drug tourism" disappeared?
- scott00 9y agoThis was controlled for by the native students, who also experienced any improvement in the city's environment, but did not experience the ban.
- hug 9y agoNot entirely. The students who were banned were those visiting from out of country so it's possible to argue that the students performance is increased by preventing them from being drug-tourists. Not sensible, but possible.
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