As we inch closer to November 2014 elections and ballot measures in Oregon; specifically, Measure 91, the potential for legalized marijuana continues to draw interest not only from criminal defense attorneys, prosecutors, cannabis lawyers, law enforcement, and dispensaries, processors and growers — but economists, as well.
As reported in this morning’s Oregonian economists are gathering today in Portland, OR to discuss the impact of legalized weed on the economy at the Oregon Economic Forum.
According to the article, the latest poll “show 52 percent of the voters support Measure 91 while 41 percent are opposed.”
To read the article in its entirety, please click the following link.
The article also includes links to other articles on Measure 91, recreational marijuana, and the Oregon Economic Forum.
