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Faulty polls screw up the political prediction markets. – REDUX – The “no polls” case, now.
Two days ago, I stated brashly that political prediction markets aggregate the polls, mainly. (Mike Linksvayer nuanced my propos, in the comment area.) GOP Keeps Senate, Loses House, Betting Site Says. – [US political prediction markets] – by Ronald Kessler … Continue reading →
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Tagged George Gallup, Koch professor, Koch professor of economics, Koleman S. Strumpf, Mike Linksvayer, New York, Paul W. Rhode, professor of economics, Republican Party, Ronald Kessler, Senate, the New York Times, United States, University of Kansas School of Business, Wall Street
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