Can Cannabis Solve Argentina’s Economic Woes? Report Estimates ~$1.7B In Annual Sales
Article via El Planteo
Argentina has the potential to tap into a massive $1.697 billion economic boost if it implements comprehensive cannabis regulations for both medical and recreational use. This projection comes from the report “The Other Way to Go Legit: The Impact of Cannabis in Argentina” authored by experts Rolando García Bernado and Nicolás José Rodríguez. The authors highlight the significant economic and social benefits this burgeoning market could offer to the country.
García Bernado, an economic development PhD from the National University of Quilmes, a researcher with federal agency CONICET, and a staff writer at Benzinga Cannabis, partnered with Rodríguez, a journalist specializing in cannabis and finance, also a senior analyst and writer for El Planteo and Benzinga. Together, they collaborated with the Chamber of the Cannabis and Industrial Hemp Industry (CAINCCA) and local universities to provide an in-depth view of cannabis’ economic impact on Argentina.
The Cannabis Market In Argentina: Economic Impact And Job Creation
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