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Prediction markets and the flow of information inside organizations
Discussions of internal corporate prediction markets have sometimes pointed out that open, anonymous participation can lead to better information flow within the corporation. See, for example, Jed Christiansen’s write-up of the recent Consensus Point conference, particularly his notes on the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Amy Edmondson, Dave Perry, Fortune Elkins, HBS professor, high-tech multinational, Jed Christiansen, Jim Detert, Max Bazerman, prediction markets, Professor, Trader
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