This video describes the overarching issue of drug control policies, which define the international range of personal crime, property crime, and policy issues that are part of the pan-Asiatic drug trade. The opium trade is one of the largest dug markets in the world. The issue of personal is related to the private smuggling operations of the opium drug trade, which are an international crime. More so, there are private poppy farms that define the illegal of land to produce the drug. More so, the policy issues related to the opium trade involve a lack of governmental funding as a means of providing more law enforcement and military regulation of the drug trade. This was an important policy objective in the video, which defines the necessity
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This lack of financial income provides an economic outlet for differing roles in the drug trade. For instance, many Afghanis take part in the farming of poppies, which provide the seed to make heroine and other related drugs (University of Phoenix 2015). These “employment opportunities” define a major cause for a growing drug trade as an extremely profitable option to the low paying jobs in these regions of the world. Therefore, the effect of poverty provides a tempting financial source of income for individuals that can make money off of various roles in the drug trade. Impoverishment, through a lack of jobs, is the primary source of the Central Asian drug trade, which relies heavily on these drug markets to financially support low-income families and the working poor in this part of the …show more content…
More so, the economic aspects of the drug trade define the opium drug market in central Asia as a “production base” for consumer intake of opium around the world. In wealthy first world western nations, such as the United states, it is important to understand the “consumer base” of the U.S. population that provides a highly profitable market for heroine and other opium products. These ramifications define the basic premise of exploitation of differing global markets through the psychological and physical effects of opium addiction. Certainly, the basic elements of a “taboo” product, such as opium, define the black market appeal of the drug not only in Central Asia, but also in the global context of the drug
This lack of financial income provides an economic outlet for differing roles in the drug trade. For instance, many Afghanis take part in the farming of poppies, which provide the seed to make heroine and other related drugs (University of Phoenix 2015). These “employment opportunities” define a major cause for a growing drug trade as an extremely profitable option to the low paying jobs in these regions of the world. Therefore, the effect of poverty provides a tempting financial source of income for individuals that can make money off of various roles in the drug trade. Impoverishment, through a lack of jobs, is the primary source of the Central Asian drug trade, which relies heavily on these drug markets to financially support low-income families and the working poor in this part of the …show more content…
More so, the economic aspects of the drug trade define the opium drug market in central Asia as a “production base” for consumer intake of opium around the world. In wealthy first world western nations, such as the United states, it is important to understand the “consumer base” of the U.S. population that provides a highly profitable market for heroine and other opium products. These ramifications define the basic premise of exploitation of differing global markets through the psychological and physical effects of opium addiction. Certainly, the basic elements of a “taboo” product, such as opium, define the black market appeal of the drug not only in Central Asia, but also in the global context of the drug