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Dawn Tevekelian Keller wants to convince your boss to adopt enterprise prediction markets.
Dawn Tevekelian Keller (formerly at Best Buy) does not write for Robin Hanson et al.: This blog is not geared toward the existing Prediction Market intelligentsia. While I would be honored to have fellow enthusiasts read and critique this blog, … Continue reading →
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