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Discover a fascinating exploration of the drug trade through a business lens with 'Narconomics' by Tom Wainwright. This insightful book, published by Random House UK in 2017, unveils how drug cartels emulate successful corporate strategies to survive and thrive. With 320 pages of in-depth analysis, Wainwright draws parallels between the worlds of illegal trade and legitimate business, revealing how cartels utilize brand value like McDonald's, supply chain efficiency akin to Walmart, and diversification strategies similar to Coca-Cola. 'Narconomics' adeptly illustrates the complexities of the economy where the drug lords navigate challenges such as human resources, e-commerce regulations, and societal impacts. Wainwright goes beyond statistics, offering vivid narratives involving coca farmers in the Andes, journalists in peril, and gang leaders orchestrating operations from prison. This book is vital for anyone intrigued by the intersection of economics and the illicit drug trade. With keywords like drug cartels, economic analysis, and corporate strategies, 'Narconomics' is not just a title; it's a necessary read for understanding the economic underpinnings of one of the world's most lucrative industries. Join the ranks of readers and academics who appreciate its profound insights and engaging storytelling, making it a perfect addition to your library of economics and business literature. Explore 'Narconomics' today and gain a unique perspective on how drug lords think like business moguls.