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The aim of the article is to present an alternative explanation for the ineffectiveness of drug-supply repression policies that focus on the functioning of drug-trafficking networks and on the increasing expected profits of traffickers. To this end, we solve and simulate the analytical model for irregular network structures proposed in Raffo (2015b), thus enabling a better understanding of the functioning of real drug trafficking and distribution networks. We show that a tougher anti-drug law enforcement policy can lead to a paradoxical increase in trafficker’s aggregate expected profits, since the policy impacts the profits of individual traffickers in a heterogeneous way.

La ineficacia de las políticas de represión a la oferta de drogas: una explicación alternativa