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HISTORY: Prediction Markets Timeline
For an updated version of this document, see the “paged” Prediction Markets Timeline.
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CHRONOLOGY & HISTORY: Prediction Markets Timeline
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Feel free to post a comment or contact me, and I’ll correct or add a factoid. Thanks.
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#1. Historical Prediction Markets
According to Paul Rhode and Koleman Strumpf, prediction markets almost never got it wrong forecasting the 19 presidential elections [...]
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Also tagged Andrew Black, Barney Pell, chronology, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, companies selling , software services, David McFadzean, Duane Hewitt, economist, Edward Wray, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Forrest Nelson, France, George Neumann, Google, Greg James, History, IG Group, independent judge, Iowa, Ireland, James Surowiecki, John Delaney, John Nafeh, Ken Kittlitz, Koleman Strumpf, main economist, Mark James, Maurice Balick, Max Keiser, Michael Burns, non-sports, prediction exchange, Paul Rhode, Poker party, prediction markets, Robert Forsythe, Robin Hanson, Russell Andersson, Sean Morgan, The Hollywood Stock Exchange, The University of Iowa, timeline, United Kingdom, United States, Ursula Burger, US DoD, USD, Virtual Specialist, Web-based organization, Xanadu Inc.
The Second Workshop on Prediction Markets
I spent some time in San Diego earlier this month for the The Second Workshop on Prediction Markets in conjunction with EC’07, which is part of FCRC 2007. The workshop was very successful. The participants were as diverse as one always expects, coming from different fields: economics, business, computer science, law, medicine, [...]
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Industry), Analysis (Meta), Consulting, Exchanges & Markets, Forecasting (Science & Practice), Software
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Also tagged Bestbuy, David Perry, Electronic Arts, Eric Zitzewitz, GE, Lance Fortnow, large video game publisher, Matthew Fogarty, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, Russell Anderson, San Diego
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