es for doing hazardous work as compared to a worker that works in a less dangerous work environment. Sloan continues to explain how illegal drug dealing is work because street prices for drugs are determined by the ¡§classic supply and demand factors in the market.¡ The achievement of satisfaction at work is based on one feeling as though just compensation is being received. Therefore, the profitableness of dealing illicit drugs negates the threat of going to jail or other forms of punishment.
             In analyzing the dealing of drugs, when taking in to consideration the roles of the workplace, one can again see the qualification of work. There is the dealer buyer relationship as well as the dealer/ supplier relationship. The dealer is dealing with both entities and therefore has a dual role. There are also unwritten rules, which exist that again classify the profession as work. Those who first get started go through a period of being watched by their superiors, which in turn cause their production to be higher.
             There is also the autonomy of dealing drugs, which lends itself to the conclusion that it is work. There is a certain freedom associated with this job in that one is able to sell their product in any environment they which. As long as they are selling their product, they are allowed latitude with their customers and their employer. There is also a certain prestige that comes with the drug dealing that can be attributed to the income that is brought in as a result of the sell.
             With all those qualifications in mind it is obvious that drug dealing without question, can be qualified as a form of work. All the necessary classifications apply. Therefore that particular illegal activity is more prosperous than a job in an acceptable sector of society in general.
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