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An automated market maker subisdizes Robin Hanson’s presidential decision-aid markets on Intrade
Peter McCluskey: Automated Market Maker for certain Intrade contracts I have implemented subsidies to encourage trading of some conditional prediction market contracts that may provide useful information about the consequences of the 2008 presidential election, via a simple automated market … Continue reading
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