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The CFTC takes a necessary step toward sorting out its role with respect to prediction markets.

As noted here in multiple posts over the past few days, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is thinking about prediction markets. Last week it released a “Concept Release on the Appropriate Regulatory Treatment of Event Contracts” and invited public comments on several questions as it attempts to sort out its proper role, if any, [...]

Five Reasons the Prediction Market Critics Are Wrong.

1. It really was an upset – As it has been pointed out elsewhere, the Clinton victory was a surprise to everyone. Favorites can lose. But so what? Ordinarily, that’s not a market flaw or a reason to doubt the odds shown in the market.
Justin Wolfers article in the WSJ had the best summary:
Against this [...]

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