Economical Argument for the Legalization of Marijuana

There is no viable way to completely abolish drug use in the United States. The battle against drugs is counterproductive like the banning order in the early century. America spends billions of dollars each year on war, but this war has not been won over the past 60 years. Let's use somewhat opposite psychology about this problem. What happens if marijuana and other illegal drugs are legalized? First, the government will spend billions of dollars to abolish drug illegal use, and the government will be able to tax "new drugs" like tobacco and alcohol.

In addition to economic discussions, supporters of legalization of marijuana cite the actual medical application of the substance as an important reason for terminating the ban, in particular for medical purposes. Barnes (2000) noted that if the scientific evidence proved clinically beneficial, the government would "have an obligation to promote research and use of medical cannabis". Medical applications of marijuana include treatment of intraocular pressure caused by glaucoma, nausea and vomiting, reduction of side effects commonly associated with chemotherapy, pain management, sputum associated with multiple sclerosis, and treatment of chronic symptoms in AIDS patients Included (Barnes, 2000). , 2004). Another fact is that in the state that states to legalize medical marijuana, it shows that prescription drugs are decreasing significantly.

Discussion on the legalization of casual hemp, the argument on legalization highlights a debate on anti-legalization that highlights the economic and other potential policy benefits and public health risks. In 2016, we conducted a nationwide survey using the online team (N = 979) and answered the two main research questions. (1) How do Americans see comparative advantage of competition theory on legalization of casual marijuana? (2) What is the view on citizen's support for legalization of leisure cannabis? We studied the differences in attitudes between the state and the Democratic / Independent / Republicans who are legalizing casual marijuana. Ordered logit regression evaluates the relationship between perceived strength and public support for recreational marijuana legalization