I will not work on this, because I see it as enabling the violation of our constitution.
You cannot solve a demand-side problem by attempting to reduce the supply.
Market economies simply raise the price, attracting increasingly-devious suppliers.
You cannot solve a demand-side problem by attempting to reduce the supply.
Market economies simply raise the price, attracting increasingly-devious suppliers.
Of course you can. Works perfectly well for rape and murder, for example. (As well as for traffic violations, for that matter.)
For every traffic violation that is caught, a high multiple more fly by. (Speeding, for example).
The demand for murder is so low that it's hard for me to conceptualize as a market.