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No, they give you the answer in the beginning. High taxes on the legal pot, and extremely low prices on the illegal pot that has flooded the market.
by codeddesign 7y ago
No, they give you the answer in the beginning. High taxes on the legal pot, and extremely low prices on the illegal pot that has flooded the market.
- BigChiefSmokem 7y agoI wonder if the boom in illegal pot (driving prices down) is due in part to the oversupply from the legal side, since prices seem to be fixed on that end, mainly due to taxes and overhead. It is a strange structure that has developed.
- dillonmckay 7y agoNo. Oregon has fairly lax requirements for setting up legal sales and growing/processing, but put a moratorium on new permits because the market became flooded. California legal prices are twice as expensive as both Colorado and Washington State, simply because of taxation. Interestingly, I believe a similar situation is occurring in Ohio for legal medical sales.