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Buying Ecstasy is a bargain in some parts of North Carolina. Because the rates are low there , the market could expand eastward and into ENC. Chris Thomas has more. Siddharth Sid-harth Chandra Chin-Dra of Michigan State University worked with the National Drug Intelligence Center on a series of studies tracking the average price for several narcotics, including Ecstasy, a synthetic drug that heightens the senses and causes a short-term surge of dopamine and serotonin levels. Chandra, an economist, paired probable city-to-city links for Ecstasy manufacturing and marketing. His 3-year-long study found areas that produce ecstasy tend to have lower prices. Other hot spots are near the Canadian and Mexican border, where Ecstasy also sold at a lower cost. Either is possible. A key ingredient to most varieties of Ecstasy, also known as MDMA, is oil from sassafras plants, native to North Carolina, or a replication of it. So it could very well be that these are shipments of the drug are coming into the Carolinas — so the first cities where we see them selling at a very low price are It's coming into areas like Raleigh and Greensboro but down the road, those markets may become saturated and traffickers may expand into the region as a potential market. Local law enforcement officials say it had its hay day in the early s in its ubiquitous pill form. Now we probably get the powder form which is referred to as Molly more often than we do the Ecstasy. Higher prices may indicate scarcity and a wide gap between the region and the apparent manufacturing hubs in the Triangle and Triad. Ecstasy is more prevalent in larger cities where underground music and arts scenes thrive. But Isaac got his first taste of MDMA while living in the region — on a camping trip with friends soon after high school. I mean, being so close to the beach one of the major pastimes was to go on the beach and sit under the sun all day and have a few beers and kind of relax. Data from Prof. But he warns economically depressed areas are more vulnerable to drug trafficking. He believes seeding economic growth and expanding opportunities to economically disadvantaged areas are an effective way to keep black markets closed. Search Query Show Search. Get Involved. About Us. Show Search Search Query. Play Live Radio. Next Up:. All Streams. ENC Regional News. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email. MIchigan State University.