Markets in Everything: Pot Price Arbitrage

Budding entrepreneurs (heh heh, I said "budding." You see, that's funny because I'm talking about pot. Never mind….) will want to absorb the many Kirznerian opportunities for price arbitrage laid out at their very feet like a $50 bill sitting unclaimed on the campus quad at priceofweed.com, where one learns where one can both buy low and sell high in the illegal and criminal and highly arrestable market for marijuana. If either you or your buyers are uncertain as to the quality, the opportunities widen even further.

Comments

[Spencer Smith]

Ok, so it's been a LOOOOOOOOONG time since I bought any (or used any), but man these prices seem high.--- no pun, I promise.

[The Widow White]

Look about right to me.

[R C Dean]

one can both buy low and sell high

Har.

[Abdul]

Everywhere I looked, a dimebag still went for ten bucks.

[Spencer Smith]

+1

[Jerry]

Damn, lucky Canadians.

[That Son-of-a-Bitch Van Owen]

It's widely grown in BC. The cops up here make huge busts regularly but really doesn't make a dent. There is just a helluva lot of empty real estate.

Also amusing, likely the largest distributors in Canada are Canada Post and Air Canada (Lesser so now on the airlines. Up until a few years ago domestic baggage was rarely scanned or checked. Last time I worked at an airport domestic bags were only scanned randomly with a probability of something like 1/50.)

[Spoonman.]

Apparently prices are way higher in Texas than they were in Ithaca.

Of course, I have shit to do now, so I won't be finding out for myself.