The Cannabis Investing Podcast

Legal and Illicit Weed and the Economics of Cannabis

May 18, 2022

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Is There Hope for Smaller Operators to Succeed?

05:20

Is There a Niche in the Cannibus Industry?

02:59

What's Your Number One Goal?

04:24

Introduction

6min

What's Your Number One Goal?

4min

The Proposition for the Consumer and the Producer of Legal Weed

5min

The State Commerce and the Federal Legalization?

2min

Is a Cannabus Called Watermelons?

1min

What's the Difference Between California and California?

5min

Let's Make Sure That We Use Green Electricity Only for for Canibus

2min

Is There Hope for Smaller Operators to Succeed?

5min

Canabas Branding

3min

10.

Cannabas

3min

11.

Cannibus

3min

12.

Is There a Market for Weeds in the U.S?

6min

13.

Are We in It for the Long Hall?

2min

14.

Alcohol Industry

3min

15.

Can Legal Weed Win When There's All These Onerous Regulations?

2min

16.

Is Legal Weed Going Away?

4min

17.

Cannabas Businesses Compete With Illegal Weed?

2min

18.

Is There a Niche in the Cannibus Industry?

3min

19.

The Canabus and Bustin Podcast

4min

Dr. Robin Goldstein and Professor Daniel Sumner wrote Can Legal Weed Win?: The Blunt Realities of Cannabis Economics, an objective take on understanding the long-term economics of legal and illicit cannabis. Competition between legal and illicit market - not clear who wins. What types of policies will help legal weed win, learning from other commodity markets and why having a cash cushion is essential. The benefits of being a craft brand and why regional identity is key.