Tag: Recreational Marijuana

California Could Tax the Daylights Out of Marijuana Consumers

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Ask anyone who stays in a state where marijuana is legal, and they will tell you just the business is budding. Those who took the opportunity of investing in marijuana are now reaping all the benefits you could imagine. Based on a report released in 2017, it shows that marijuana has grown by 30% in 2017 when it comes to the annual revenue. It is expected that these sales will grow by 45% in 2018. As you can see, the opportunity of investing in marijuana is still there. Some have…

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Consumer Support Ignites Cannabis Sales Projections

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The future for US cannabis is looking bright. It has been given the green light in many states and the world may soon follow. Canada is set to become the second nation in the world (and the first large first world nation) to legalization recreational marijuana. 29 US states currently allow medical marijuana while recreational marijuana is legitimatized in 8 – Colorado, Oregon, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, Alaska, California and Washington. The total marijuana market in the US is currently estimated to be worth $50 billion when black market sales are…

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Lawmakers Propose Limits on Size of Marijuana Home Grow

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It can be argued that the successful implementation of marijuana legalization from a civil liberties perspective will depend on how much marijuana people are allowed to grow in their own homes. Marijuana has taken quite an unnecessary beating in the last century, and at this stage people would prefer to simply be able to grow their own plant as they please, which is not really an unreasonable request. King City Marijuana Delivery But from one perspective it is not unfair to limit the size of marijuana grown at home. People…

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American High: State-by-State Guide to Legal Pot

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With ongoing marijuana legalization, it can be difficult to know in which states you are allowed to consume marijuana and what the exact rules are in each area. This is because it was left to each state to decide whether or not marijuana should be legal. And if it was legalized in the state then it was up to each county to implement their own rules as to how the growth and cultivation was to be monitored. And to add complexity to the situation there are different rules and regulations…

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