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Are tobacco and cannabis economic substitutes or complements? New research suggests it changes with age

By Ranjodh B. Singh, Senior Lecturer, Curtin University
Mark Harris, John Curtin Distinguished Professor, Curtin University
Preety Pratima Srivastava, Senior Lecturer, RMIT University

New modelling suggests increasing the price of tobacco would cause young people to use less cannabis – but those aged over 50 to use more.

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