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This paper analyzes the development of the illicit drug supply chain in the United States. The analysis focuses on methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl. Through literature review, interviews with law enforcement narcotics specialists, and regression modeling, this paper maps the entire

This paper analyzes the development of the illicit drug supply chain in the United States. The analysis focuses on methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl. Through literature review, interviews with law enforcement narcotics specialists, and regression modeling, this paper maps the entire drug shipping process from manufacturing to distribution. The paper also analyzes the failures of United States policy to effectively counteract the crisis. Finally, this paper recommends supply-chain focused preventative measures intended to lower the accessibility of illegal drugs.
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    • Mapping the Evolution of Illicit Drug Supply Chains: Identifying Key Developments in the Growth of the American Drug Abuse Crisis
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    2024-05
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