Cannabis markets

Cannabis markets refer to the buying and selling of marijuana and its products, which can include flowers, oils, edibles, and concentrates. These markets are regulated differently across regions—some places have legal, licensed industries, while others maintain restrictions or bans. Legal markets often include retail stores and licensing systems, generating significant economic activity and tax revenue. The demand is driven by recreational use, medicinal needs, and consumer preferences. As laws change, markets evolve, affecting prices, product quality, and availability. Overall, cannabis markets are an emerging sector balancing regulatory oversight, consumer demand, and industry growth.