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Five Reasons the Prediction Market Critics Are Wrong.

Posted on January 10, 2008 by Steve Roman

1. It really was an upset â€“ As it has been pointed out elsewhere, the Clinton victory was a surprise to everyone. Favorites can lose. But so what? Ordinarily, thatâ€™s not a market flaw or a reason to doubt the … Continue reading →

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Steve Sailer on the Paul Wolfowitz mess

Posted on May 15, 2007 by Chris F. Masse

Steve Sailer (the official Steve Levitt hater) in a comment on Marginal Revolution: Wolfowitz, as much as anybody, started one of the stupidest wars in history. It’s hardly surprising that the employees of the World Bank don’t want to be … Continue reading →

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Five Reasons the Prediction Market Critics Are Wrong.

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