Answer:
$51 billion
Explanation:
researchers discovered the societal cost per heroin user per year is $50,799. There are currently an estimated 1 million active heroin users in the United States. That puts the grand total at $51 billion. If you add in the $55,000 yearly total each user is spending on their habit (money that isn’t going back into the economy in other, healthy ways), that figure more than doubles. The staggering sum comes to more than $100 billion dollars each year our economy is losing to heroin. Ouch.
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A command economy typically has:
- The demand and the supply controlled by the government.
- Prices that are artificially controlled.
- Resource allocation is determined by macroeconomic considerations, as opposed to those of small firms or business owners.
The most famous example was that of the former Soviet Union.
