Economics of the Cannabis Industry
Course Curriculum
Economics of the Cannabis Industry
This course provides a basic understanding of general economic concepts and how they apply to the cannabis industry. In economics, the laws of supply and demand explain how market prices are set. Regulatory policies play a critical role in shaping supply and demand in the cannabis industry. As a result, parallel regulated and unregulated supply chains compete for consumer demand.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the laws of supply and demand and how they apply to the cannabis industry.
- Identify the differences between the regulated, unregulated, and gray markets for cannabis and how regulatory policies shape them.
About Our Self-Paced Electives
Self-Paced Programs are asynchronous, meaning you may log on and complete the courses anytime, anywhere that is convenient for you. You can access the course online as soon as you enroll.
Programs consist of reading materials developed by our expert faculty, accompanied by videos, texts, and recommended resources.
All self-paced programs include live links to a wealth of information that allow you to dig deeper into subjects of particular interest.
Each program also includes a Virtual Video and Resource Library with corresponding recorded lectures from our faculty.
Self-paced students receive access to virtual field trips, grow labs, the Oaksterdam Alumni Network, and more.
Completion of all requirements results in OU certification.
Economics of the Cannabis Industry
$150
Economics of the Cannabis Industry – This course is only available online. There are no scheduled times. You may complete the modules at your own pace and have one calendar year to complete the course.
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