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Manipulation of the Hillary Clinton event derivative? Justin Wolfers and Eric Zitzewitz + Koleman Strumpf and Paul Rhode + Robin Hanson and Ryan Oprea
Tim Harford: The economists Justin Wolfers and Eric Zitzewitz have pointed out that Hillary Clinton’s chances of becoming president, as predicted by one betting market, InTrade, started to climb dramatically mid-May, topping 40 per cent after months of fluctuating between … Continue reading →
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Tagged becoming president, Eric Zitzewitz, George Mason University, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Justin Wolfers, Koleman Strumpf, Paul Rhode, prediction markets, rival candidate, Robin Hanson, Ryan Oprea
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