You know something is wrong when the drug dealers are more honest than the ruling class
Well, when you can’t use the law to rig the competition, you have to remain competitive.
No source — discarding data.
But the Y axis says that they’re almost at 150% purity. And down to almost $80/kilo
150% of the baseline
Finally some uplifting news 😁
I’ve paid 50 euros per gram (currently 86% pure) for at least the past 10 years.
And Americans just get theirs cut with Fentanyl!
How can purity go above 100? Is this concentrated cocaine? Supposed to water it down first or something?
100 is the relative purity and price in 2014.
Would like to see absolute numbers.
It has become… 40%… purer in… 2024
In ten years between be 2014 and 2024, average(?) cocaine purity in(?) Europe got 40% more pure.
Is this… 🫴 🦋 Puritan culture?
In the past decade or two, it has increased from 30-50% to 70-80%. Plenty of sources on this.
https://mixmag.net/read/cocaine-deaths-higher-than-ever-ultra-strength-purity-floods-uk-market-news/
It clearly says 2014=100. Ergo a value of 160 is 3222.4 on the purity scale. You’re going to need a lot of water.
This is a relative scale. 100 being the baseline.
So a random sample will contain 1.4 times as much coke, for 80% of the cost.
Presumably 40% less non-coke inclusion. So if before it was 90% coke and 10% cut, it’d be 94/6
That makes a lot more sense. Or the quality was originally absolutely terrible.
Specifically from around 40-50% to 70-80%.
It’s impossible to get more than roughly 85-90% purity as that’s the purity they export.
Not one random sample but the average of all samples.
The random sample collectively.
My coke has more coke!
What… Is your instance name
For our purposes, 140 will do fine.
This graph is great at showing a selective part of reality. Free market thinking and capitalism tend to do well on those.
So. Supply is bigger than in 2014? I don’t think demand is in decline.
So drug trafficking gangs found better ways to move their product into the target countries.
Much bigger supply, higher quality, lower prices.
Basically they just produce way more than before.
Economies of scale? 🤔
Imagine if the market was that free for consumer goods
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