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There are several theories as to why this happens: for one, legalizing the drug may reduce the black market as well as the violence that occurs within its circles. Another reason why this happens is also because police resources are more allocated to deterring crime instead of enforcing drug laws. Then there are studies proving that dispensaries deter crime.

Although we are gradually overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic, it's detrimental effects on businesses will be felt for a while before things start to return to normal. It is obvious that the importance of the cannabis industry and its products means that in such trying times like the COVID-19 pandemic, it is highly essential to the populace. This means that why the demand for goods and services of other industries drop, that of the cannabis industry is to be expected to skyrocket. This is why an increase in the hiring capacity of cannabis companies has been noticed despite the fact that some businesses are struggling.

Each week Jimmy Young of Pro Cannabis Media, Curt Dalton of Cannabis.net, Deb Borchardt of the Green Market Report, Solomon Israel of Marijuana Business Daily, Phil Adams of Vote Pro Pot Podcast, Ry Russell of WeedBuds, and special guests get together to discuss the week in weed. What happened in the marijuana industry this week with voting coming up on Tuesday?  This week, David Rabinovitz of CannaVenture discusses the Massachusetts marijuana scene and how the new delivery licenses for social equity and economic empowerment candidates may be influx. Are there nefarious players moving the chess board in the favor or big retail and established stores?  Is someone being influenced now to favor big marijuana shows over smaller SE and EE applicants?  Find out and watch this week’s episode now!