Nobody knows what the price of cannabis will be five, 10, or 20 years from now, but it is very likely that a loosening of federal and state restrictions will drive the price much lower than it is today.[10] A 25 percent tax would amount to perhaps 56 cents per intoxicating session if cannabis prices remain at $200 per ounce, but just 14 cents per session if prices fall to $50 per ounce.[11] Alcohol and tobacco taxes, by contrast, are based on the quantity purchased and are therefore not vulnerable to erosion from price cuts.[12] The uncertain trajectory of cannabis prices provides a compelling reason to consider basing the tax at least partly on the weight or potency of cannabis sold, as opposed to exclusively on price.[13] Assessing the Net Impact: Tax Cut or Tax Hike
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