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BetFair’s Global Warming Prediction Markets — CFM’s Views
GOOD NEWS: BetFair-TradeFair are minding the prediction markets. BAD NEWS: There is a bunch of chaps at BetFair who are monkeying around with the concept of prediction markets. — THEIR INTENT IS NOBLE. Mark Davies, Betfair’s Managing Director Corporate Affairs, … Continue reading →
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Tagged BetFair, climate change, decision-aid tool, decision-making tool, Eric Zitzewitz, global warming, HSBC, Managing Director Corporate Affairs, Mark Davies, prediction markets, Steve Levitt, United States, web publications
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BetFair’s Global Warming Prediction Markets
As you have seen, Niall O’Connor posted about BetFair’s Global Warming prediction markets, yesterday, Wednesday. I searched the Web and couldn’t find their announcement. So I e-mailed Robin Marks (the Head of the Media Department at BetFair), and he was … Continue reading →
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Tagged Australia, Barbara Follett, BetFair, climate change, Conservative MP, energy-efficient machines, event derivative markets, event derivatives, GBP, global warming, Green Grid Consortium, Greg Hands, head, Head of the Media Department, HSBC, Labour MP, London, Malta, Managing Director Corporate Affairs, Mark Davies, Niall O'Connor, online, online betting, prediction markets, Robin Marks, Stevenage, Tasmania, technology, ThanksGiving, United Kingdom, www.betfair.com
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