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.
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The abstract supports that drug-market enforcement displaces activity into other methods or locations rather than eliminating it, but not the claim's 'wherever demand is inelastic' generality or platform moderation.
“This article argues that markets displace in method of operation as well as in physical location; that different forms of physical displacement can be distinguished; that the extent to which displacement occurs is a continuous and not a binary variable; and that even when there is “complete” displacement, interventions may still yield benefits to society.”
- 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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