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Electability of Hillary Clinton according to InTrade-TradeSports = 65%
Eddy Elfenbein at Crossing Wall Street: I written about this topic before but one of the things I find fascinating about finance is how you can use markets for two items to create an “implied market†for a third. This … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Data), Exchanges & Markets, Market Prices & Probabilities
Tagged Crossing Wall Street, Eddy Elfenbein, electability, Finance, Ford, Gerald Ford, Hillary Clinton, InTrade, Jimmy Carter, prediction markets, Republican Party, Ronald Reagan, Rudy Giuliani, US political elections, US President, US presidential elections
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Predictor Accuracy: the Hedgehog vs. the Fox
— Ellen Goodman: [...] The closed-minded hedgehogs are those who know ”one big thing” and relate everything to that single, central vision. The open-minded foxes ”know many little things” and accept ambiguity and contradictions. [...] It’s no surprise that foxes … Continue reading
Have you ever read about the reasons they attacked us? They attack us because we’ve been over there.
Ron Paul. The Nation: Asked about his opposition to the invasion and occupation of Iraq, Paul repeated his oft-expressed concern that instead of making the U.S. safer, U.S. interventions in the Middle East over the years have stirred up anti-American … Continue reading
Justin Wolfers can’t believe that prediction markets don’t show already a clear win for the Dems in the 2008 presidential election.
How Much Do Election Shakeups Affect the Nation’s Economy? – [US politics & financial markets] – by Justin Wolfers and Mark Thoma – 2006-11-03 [Justin Wolfers] And the major puzzle that I currently see? The past two years have clearly … Continue reading