Liberia: States With Medical Cannabis Rules See 15 Percent Drop in Liquor Product Product Sales

24 September 2019

States with medical cannabis rules see 15% drop in liquor product product sales a study that is new discovered that general liquor product product sales in the us dropped, and also this reduction seems to be straight pertaining to the increasing quantity of states which have legalized medical cannabis. The research additionally discovered that states with medical cannabis regulations showed a very nearly 15-percent fall in month-to-month liquor product sales.

This study that is joint conducted by scientists through the University of Connecticut, Storrs; from Georgia State University, Atlanta; and from Universidad del Pacifico, Lima. The study made usage of available liquor product product sales information from Nielsen Retail Scanner database. The info had been gathered from 90 alcohol shops across a lot more than 2,000 U.S. counties more than a 10-year period - from 2006 to 2015.

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