Oregon liquor prices are not likely to change if the system is privatized.
Oregon liquor prices are not likely to change if the system is privatized.
“I think the biggest misconception about the (Oregon Liquor Control Commission) is that prices are high because the liquor stores are agents of the state,” OLCC Board Chairman Rob Patridge said. “Oregon has chosen … lottery, liquor and tobacco as major state revenue sources that other states like California and Nevada have not chosen.”
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