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How to run enterprise prediction markets… legally
Private Prediction Markets and the Law – (PDF file) – by Tom W. Bell – 2008-05-18 Abstract This paper analyses the legality of private prediction markets under U.S. law, describing both the legal risks they raise and how to manage … Continue reading →
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