Thinking About Displacement in Drug Markets¶
Caulkins, J. P. (1992). Thinking About Displacement in Drug Markets: Why Observing Change of Venue Isn't Enough. Journal of Drug Issues, 22(1), 17-30.
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- Coercion
- And the substitution second-order effect transfers wherever underlying demand is inelastic: coercing one form of a behavior displaces it to another channel rather than eliminating it, a lesson that carries from drug enforcement to platform moderation.
This sourceAnalyzes displacement in drug enforcement — suppressing one channel shifts activity to others rather than eliminating it — the substitution/displacement second-order effect under inelastic demand.
- And the substitution second-order effect transfers wherever underlying demand is inelastic: coercing one form of a behavior displaces it to another channel rather than eliminating it, a lesson that carries from drug enforcement to platform moderation.
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