They actually did examine almost exactly that, although none of the studies involved actual laws or punishments outside social repercussions. They measured how likely someone was to cut people off while driving. Most of the other scenarios involved sharing rewards.
i really doubt this.
The wealthy buy drugs from people who drive nice sports sedans and wear suits, or similar. They aren't down at the crack house giving blowjobs for dime bags.
Some of the biggest stashes of drugs, that I have seen, have been inside what you'd probably call a mansion. No, this wasn't dealers. This was for personal consumption and/or to be consumed by their guests.
Those guests may well have included people who work in the judicial system, by the way.
Cooks, for those who don't know, turn coke into crack, a smokable form.
She would do it with a stove and a coffee pot, as much as an ounce at a time.
go figure.
Alcohol abuse is positively correlated with wealth. Tobacco, marijuana, and cocaine use is negatively correlated.
> Poorer marijuana users smoking the most. Pot users profile closer to cigarette smokers than alcohol drinkers.
[1] http://www.denverpost.com/2016/08/14/study-poorer-marijuana-...