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New Zealand’s election gag law suspends iPredict’s political prediction markets. — [LINKS]
- Election gags and efficient markets. – Election gag.
Posted in Exchange & Market Management, Exchanges & Markets, Market Liquidity, Market Prices & Probabilities, Market Trading, Politics, Regulations
Tagged betting markets, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Exchange, exchanges, iPredict, iPredict New Zealand, laws, Market, markets, New Zealand, prediction market management, prediction markets, Regulations
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Prediction Market Management — Foresight Exchange vs. Inkling Markets & HubDub
This is a follow-up post. — Ken Kittlitz (the head of the Foresight Exchange) to me: You’re correct, the owner of an FX claim must find a different FX player to act as the judge. This is largely to ensure … Continue reading
2006-2007 Stanley Cup prediction markets
On AK’s blog post: #1. Prediction market management requires a dual expertise: prediction market expertise + expertise in the field covered by the event derivative (here, sports). In this case, the prediction exchanges would be better off taking advice from … Continue reading