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Paul Hewitt on Rajiv Sethi on Nate Silver on Robin Hanson on climate change prediction markets
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Might IEM’s superior performance be explained mostly by the starting equal account sizes there? Given that no-one really has significantly distinct information for this market, we might expect markets with position limits to have less error.