Bootleggers stow contraband liquor on ship in 1920s

Bootleggers stow contraband liquor on ship in 1920s

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The transcript discusses the economic dynamics during the prohibition era, highlighting the contrast between altruistic intentions and profit-driven motives. It details the significant price increase of illicit alcohol and the lucrative nature of bootlegging, which was often stigmatized despite its profitability.

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What does the text suggest about the profitability of selling illicit alcohol?

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Discuss the implications of the phrase 'good mark up for the enterprising liquor salesman'.

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