1. Compare and contrast drug business and legitimate bussiness. Do you think the

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1. Compare and contrast drug business and legitimate bussiness. Do you think these two types of business ever overlap? If so, in what ways? Give examples.
2. Describe the relationship between the Taliban and opium. In what ways do you think the relationship had been affected by events transpiring post-9/11?   
3. Explain the history of marijuana legislation and the influences on such legislation. Why do you think there was such a increase the public's attention to marijuana laws from the 1960s until now?
1. Compare and contrast drug business and legitimate bussiness. Do you think these two types of business ever overlap? If so, in what ways? Give examples.
2. Describe the relationship between the Taliban and opium. In what ways do you think the relationship had been affected by events transpiring post-9/11?   
3. Explain the history of marijuana legislation and the influences on such legislation. Why do you think there was such a increase the public's attention to marijuana laws from the 1960s until now?
1. Compare and contrast drug business and legitimate bussiness. Do you think these two types of business ever overlap? If so, in what ways? Give examples.
2. Describe the relationship between the Taliban and opium. In what ways do you think the relationship had been affected by events transpiring post-9/11?   
3. Explain the history of marijuana legislation and the influences on such legislation. Why do you think there was such a increase the public's attention to marijuana laws from the 1960s until now?

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SOLUTION:-1.

The basic difference between both of them are their mode of transaction, and how deal with customers. drug dealers uses money laundering practice. by which the illicit origins of the money become undetectable. A common example is the use of shell companies. These are companies set up to operate legitimate businesses, so that the illegal funds can appear to be profits from that business. The business has to be something that would typically receive payments in cash, and which would not be expected to keep records of customers. Also it should be something that sells services rather than goods, so that the profits can be increased without having to purchase more materials. A barber's shop is probably a good example. So the criminal takes their drug money and records it as payment for haircuts. If the authorities inspect the company's books.

Legitimate business will have on line transaction or those people will be paying taxes to governments, these transactions will not be bad at any form.these kind of practices are very general in common life.

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