Consumer-Driven Black Market Displacement Theory: Canadian Provincial Validation Dataset

Cross-border validation data for the Consumer-Driven Black Market Displacement (CBDT) Framework. Dataset includes calibration set (Alberta, Ontario, Saskatchewan), holdout validation set (Quebec, British Columbia, Manitoba), sensitivity analysis, and policy simulations. Framework achieves 4.8% mean absolute error predicting legal vs. illicit market share across 6 Canadian provinces, confirming cross-border applicability of CBDT mechanisms originally validated in 24 U.S. states. Canadian data demonstrates identical policy drivers (retail model, price premium, density optimization) without U.S. federal prohibition externalities. Related Resources: Framework documentation: cbdttheory.com - Applied province-level analysis: silentmajority420.com/tag/province-analysis/ (2025-11-13)