The Price of Illicit Drugs: 1981 through the - The White House

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200 180 160 Number of Observat ions 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Price Category Figure A2. Relative Frequency of Retail Cocaine Purchases 160 140 Number of Observat ions 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Price Category Figure A3. Relative Frequency of Retail Heroin Purchases A-10
Table A7. Mean Price and Parameter Estimates: Retail Cocaine and Heroin Type of Drug N Average Price per Pure Gram Cocaine 18946 270.12 1.1549 (0.010) Heroin 10659 1581.36 0.9378 (0.016) Based on this model, we predicted the mean purchase amount for the set of nominal expenditures from $10 to $100 for each city and quarter. For example, Tables A8 and A9 give these estimates for Rest of U.S. in Q2 2000. Table A8. Predicted mean amounts (pure milligrams) for given nominal prices: Cocaine, Rest of U.S., Q2 2000 Nominal Mean 95% Confidence Limits Price ($) Amount Lower Upper 10 36.28 30.71 41.35 20 80.78 67.41 93.37 30 129.02 106.79 150.37 40 179.86 148.00 210.86 50 232.73 190.64 274.08 60 287.28 234.45 339.57 70 343.26 279.25 407.01 80 400.50 324.93 476.16 90 458.85 371.38 546.85 100 518.23 418.54 618.93 Table A9. Predicted mean amounts (pure milligrams) for given nominal prices: Heroin, Rest of U.S., Q2 2000 Nominal Mean 95% Confidence Limits Price ($) Amount Lower Upper 10 29.68 23.19 37.99 20 56.86 43.46 74.40 30 83.17 62.75 110.23 40 108.92 81.43 145.70 50 134.28 99.67 180.89 60 159.31 117.58 215.87 70 184.09 135.20 250.67 80 208.65 152.58 285.32 90 233.02 169.77 319.84 100 257.22 186.77 354.24 A-11
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Table of Contents Introduction.....
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transit zone programs almost certai
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The System To Retrieve Information
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