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Tag Archives: Rudolph W. Giuliani
InTrade is no psychic —but what if that bit of truth is systematically said BEFORE, as opposed to AFTER.
David Leonhart in his New York Times blog, last week: The political prediction markets just went through their version of the dot-com bubble. [...] Intrade’s odds have had a very good forecasting record over the last few years, having correctly … Continue reading →
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Tagged accuracy, David Leonhart, event derivative markets, event derivatives, forecasting tool of convenience, InTrade, John McCain, New Hampshire, New York Times, prediction markets, probabilities, Rudolph W. Giuliani, Senate, United States
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