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Legalizing pot shifted black market to marketing
The article discusses how marijuana legalization has failed to eliminate illegal markets, with illegal dealers remaining active and often undercutting licensed sellers. Despite increasing overall usage, legal sales are declining in states like California, where a significant number of licenses are inactive, and tax revenues are falling. The legal industry has inadvertently helped normalize marijuana use and expand demand, but much of this demand benefits illegal dealers, highlighting the gap between legalization promises and actual outcomes.
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