By John McNellis More often than not, the movie bad guy is a drug lord or a nature-paving developer. While these two villains seemingly have little in common, one species of real estate promoter makes its money in precisely the same manner as infamous narcotraficantes. The business model for drugs is fairly straightforward. Cocaine (say) […]
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