Science magazine — ECONOMICS: The Promise of Prediction Markets
Please, Deep Throat, send me a copy of that.
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UPDATE: Mystery solved. It’s another edition of Bob’s petition.
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Science magazine — ECONOMICS: The Promise of Prediction Markets
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