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Is the promise of prediction markets in the United States best explored in limited, small stakes markets under a CFTC safe harbor declaration?

Posted on May 16, 2008 by Michael Giberson

I haven’t turned up the latest edition of Science magazine mentioned yesterday by Chris F. Masse, but a version of the Science article “The Promise of Prediction Markets“, is available from the AEI Center for Regulatory and Market Studies (find … Continue reading →

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Bob Hahn turns the PETITION into a CONSENSUS.

Posted on May 11, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

Bob Hahn turns lead into gold. — Via Google’s Bo Cowgill, Robert Hahn and Paul Tetlock’s Op-Ed in the Wall Street Journal (mirror at AEI-Brookings – mirror at AEI): [...] These markets often predict more accurately than experts. Why? They … Continue reading →

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Economists’ Petition on Prediction Markets

Posted on May 7, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

Statement on Prediction Markets – (Click here to read the abstract and download the petition from the SSRN site) – by Kenneth J. Arrow, Robert Forsythe, Michael Gorham, Robert Hahn, Robin Hanson, Daniel Kahneman, John O. Ledyard, Saul Levmore, Robert … Continue reading →

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Is the promise of prediction markets in the United States best explored in limited, small stakes markets under a CFTC safe harbor declaration?

Bob Hahn turns the PETITION into a CONSENSUS.

Economists’ Petition on Prediction Markets

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