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Tag Archives: online market
Enterprise prediction markets give voice to serious, technology-minded professionals who really know their vertical (engineers, analysts and contractors) —and reveal how frivolous and unpertinent most horizontal managers are.
- Via prediction market pioneer Emile Servan-Schreiber of NewsFutures [*], the New York Times (2 pages): At InterContinental Hotels, Zubin Dowlaty, vice president for emerging technologies, decided to create an online market last fall to “harvest and prioritize ideas†from … Continue reading
Posted in Cases, Exchanges & Markets, Inventions & Innovations, Mechanism Designs
Tagged analysts, contractors, corporate prediction markets, Emile Servan-Schreiber, engineers, enterprise prediction markets, event derivative markets, event derivatives, innovation, InterContinental Hotels, internal prediction markets, managers, new product, new product innovation, NewsFutures, online market, prediction markets, Priority Club, private prediction markets, technology staff, the New York Times, USD, vice president for emerging technologies, Zubin Dowlaty
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Contrary to Steve Levitt, Justin Wolfers knows where to find good soccer trading data.
The Wall Street Journal, via Market Power: Messrs. Levitt and Gil found that the odds of a team winning jumped immediately after it scored a goal. But adjusting for other factors, those odds kept climbing for 10 to 15 minutes … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Accuracy & Precision), Exchanges & Markets, Market Liquidity
Tagged accuracy, BetFair, economist, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Ireland, Justin Wolfers, Market Liquidity, Market Trading, Niall O'Connor, online market, Pennsylvania, prediction markets, soccer, Steve Levitt, the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, The Wall Street Journal, TradeSports, volumes, Wall Street Journal, World Cup
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Google creates new market for stock options. Google seeks to help employees value their shares.
Via Google’s Bo Cowgill who has briefly commented on Eric Zitzewitz‘s blog post, MSNBC: Google Inc. employs a lot of brilliant minds, but even smart people have trouble figuring out how much their stock options are really worth. The Mountain … Continue reading
Posted in Finance
Tagged Bo Cowgill, California, Eric Zitzewitz, Google Inc, Mountain View, online market
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