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Tag Archives: Alexander Tabarrok
Libertarian baiting
CFM hated it when Peter McCluskey wrote: What many of us want from prediction markets bears more resemblance to the products of think-tanks than it does to any other institution that I’m aware of But this reminds me of something. … Continue reading →
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Industry), Analysis (Market Proposals), Analysis (Meta), Exchanges & Markets, Market Contract Statements
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Tagged Alexander Tabarrok, Bob Smither, Independent Institute, institute Research Director, judge, Libertarian Party, manager, Michael Badnarik, Nick Lampson, One LP, Peter McCluskey, prediction markets, Republican Party, rigors, Robin Hanson, Tom DeLay, Tom W. Bell, United States, United States Congress, USD, W. Bell I'd
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Believe in Pascal’s wager? Have I got a deal for you! – by Alexander Tabarrok
Believe in Pascal’s wager? Have I got a deal for you! – (PDF) – by Alexander Tabarrok CONCLUSIONS: Pascal’s wager is initially compelling because “believing†in God appears to be costless. Believing in the possibility of infinite utility, however, implies … Continue reading →
Posted in Betting, Economics
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Tagged Alexander Tabarrok, Alexander Tabarrok Believe, Caveat Bettor, Jason Ruspini, TradeSports trader
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