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Tag Archives: Nobel Prize-winning economist
Meet the most virulent adversary of Robin Hanson’s 2003 Policy Analysis Market.
Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz speaks about his book, Making Globalization Work.
Cass Sunstein on the Wisdom of Crowds
The venerable and venerated, respectable and respected Cass Sunstein has a nice little Op’Ed at the Wash Post on the wisdom of crowds. (Via our Fabian John, who co-manages the 1st Tick forum —1st Tick being the name of a … Continue reading
Posted in Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds
Tagged Alex Costakis, Friedrich Hayek, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Nobel Prize-winning economist, open-source software, order-entry software, planner, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, the University of Chicago, University of Chicago Law School Faculty Blog
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