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... consumption of a good by members of a peer group lowers the utility of other members, that could stimulate greater consumption of this good by all other members through raising the good’s marginal ... target marginal consumers and increase their demands. It is more efficient for governments to try to reduce the demand for illegal goods of marginal consumers than of other consumers since the ... the increase in punishment reduces the use of drugs. The magnitude of this effect on consumption depends on the elasticity of demand: the more inelastic is demand, the smaller is this effect....