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Tag Archives: Jakob Bergfjord
Policy Event Derivatives
The essential purpose of Risk Markets and Politics at this point is to advance the ideas of public policy markets and tax futures. To this end, we can once again show that such markets help to address well-known problems that … Continue reading →
The Growth of Gambling and Prediction Markets Workshop starts today.
In a few hours, the workshop The Growth of Gambling and Prediction Markets: Economic and Financial Implications starts at Palm Desert, California. The quality of presenters is excellent and the workshop has succeeded in attracting high level contributions. The program … Continue reading →
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