AuthorWainwright, Tom
TitleNarconomics : How to run a drug cartel / Tom Wainwright
Imprint London : Ebury, 2016
Descript vii, 278 p. : ill, map ; 24 cm

CONTENT

Introduction: Cartel incorporated -- Cocaine's supply chain: The cockroach effect and the 30,000 percent markup -- Competition vs. collusion: Why merger is sometimes better than murder -- The people problems of a drug cartel: When James Bond Meets Mr. bean -- PR and the mad men of sinaloa: Why cartels care about corporate social responsibility -- Offshoring: The perks of doing business on the mosquito coast -- The promise and perils of franchising: How the mob has borrowed from McDonald's -- Innovating ahead of the law: Research and development in the "legal highs" industry -- Ordering a line online: How internet shopping has improved drug dealers' customer service -- Diversifying into new markets: From drug smuggling to people smuggling -- Coming full circle: How legalization threatens the drug lords -- Conclusion: Why economists make the best police officers


SUBJECT

  1. Drug traffic
  2. Drug traffic -- Economic aspects
  3. Drug control -- Economic aspects
  4. Drug dealers

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Political Science Library363.45 W142N CHECK SHELVES