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The future of futurism: crowds or entrepreneurs?
Chris Masse has already linked to The Economist story on futurists, which ends with a plug for prediction markets: The most heeded futurists these days are not individuals, but prediction markets, where the informed guesswork of many is consolidated into … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Masse, economist, entrepreneur, event derivative markets, event derivatives, futurism, futurists, futurology, George Bush, hedge funds, InTrade, Islamic Republic of Iran, John Seo, Lewis Scooter Libby, Michael Lewis, NYT Magazine, Osama bin Laden, prediction markets, risk
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Will Bush pardon Scooter Libby? + Prediction Markets Definitions
Reuters: [...] Democrats were immediately suspicious that he would, the White House was careful not to rule it out, and Intrade, an online prediction exchange on issues from politics to weather, opened a futures market on whether it would happen. … Continue reading