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- How Big Is The Market?
- Tobacco Vs. Pharmaceuticals
- Small Business Vs. Agribusiness
- California's Emerald Triangle
- Medical Marijuana Controversy
- The Dealer Next Door: A Look At The Business
- Life Of Pain Drives Medical Marijuana Clinic Owner
- Small Towns, Big Money
- Marijuana Dispensary Owner Finds A Calling
- Not Your Ordinary Drug-Test Lab

- From Herbs And Health Care To Medical Marijuana
- Law Enforcement's Confused State
- The Cost-and-Benefit Analysis Around Enforcement
- Tax Potential For Government
- Working The Law, Dispensing With Pain

- The Pot Lobby:All Grown Up
- CSI: Boston--A Professor Gets Into Drugs
- States With The Most Liberal Pot Laws
- States With The Toughest Pot Laws
- International Lessons: Prevention Trumps Punishment
- Medical Marijuana: Trial And Error
- Paul: Start With Decriminalization
- Johnson: Tax And Regulate Marijuana
- Giannasio: Addictive, Destructive And Dangerous
- Rovell: Why Pro Sports Teams Worry About Marijuana
- Wells: Why Aren't California Pot Dealers Happy?
- Koch: Form A Commission, Then Move On
- Smith: 45 Year-Perspective From Haight-Ashbury
- Stamper: Legalization Will Reduce Crime, Free Up Police
- DuPont: Why We Should Not Legalize It
- Hirshon: An Issue That Just Won't Go Away
- Hutchinson: Legalization Not Worth The Costs
- Miller: Rhode Island's Drive For Sensible Pot Laws
- Nalepka: My 'Addiction' To Fighting Drugs
- Dalton: Using Pot Remains Bad Career Move
AP-CNBC Marijuana Poll--Complete Results & Analysis
By: CNBC.com
14. Assume that the sale of at least some amount of marijuana by private companies was made legal, and you held investments in a company that went into a marijuana-related business. Do you think that would make you want to…
But most say they wouldn’t sell if a company in which they had previously invested decided to go into the marijuana business. Just 36 percent would sell their investment, and 14 percent would increase their investment.
- 47 percent of Republicans said they would sell their investment in that company, compared to 28 percent of Democrats and 29 percent of independents.
- 54 percent of those 65+ would sell, compared to just 23 percent of those under 30.
Methodology
The AP-CNBC Poll was conducted April 7-12, 2010 by GfK Roper Public Affairs and Media. It involved landline and cell phone interviews with 1,001 adults nationwide, and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.3 percentage points.
All Articles In This Section
- How Big Is The Market?
- Tobacco Vs. Pharmaceuticals
- Small Business Vs. Agribusiness
- California's Emerald Triangle
- Medical Marijuana Controversy
- The Dealer Next Door: A Look At The Business
- Life Of Pain Drives Medical Marijuana Clinic Owner
- Small Towns, Big Money
- Marijuana Dispensary Owner Finds A Calling
- Not Your Average Drug Test

- From Herbs And Health Care To Medical Marijuana


