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2020′s PREDICTION MARKET JOURNALISM = Polls + Experts + Prediction Markets
- Justin Wolfers interview: [...] Wolfers predicted that cable news shows would turn to prediction-market experts for analysis in 2008. “My forecast is that they’ll either have someone in the studio whose job it is to track the markets, or … Continue reading →
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