Alas, that paper is not free to access.
Andrew McAfee’-s post reveals this:
Prediction markets were (sic) very much like stock markets. They contained securities, each of which had a price. […-]
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Not sure why they used the past tense.
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Prediction markets are in fact event derivative markets.
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Papers from Robin Hanson, Justin Wolfers, Eric Zitzewitz, Koleman Strumpf, etc., are free to download.
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Via George Tziralis, of Ask Markets.
Previously: Do Google’s enterprise prediction markets work?
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Previous blog posts by Chris F. Masse:
- “Annette 15”, the once-hot female poker star sponsored by BetFair Poker, does blog only twice a month on the official BetFair blog… when she blogs at all… if you call that blogging.
- Inkling Markets bring in awards, honors, advisors, and new clients —leaving competition in the dust.
- No need of enterprise prediction markets to boost intra-corporation communication
- Inkling Markets is included in the 2008 list of “Cool Vendors” by Gartner.
- BetFair-TradeFair has won its second Queen’s Award for Enterprise in its eight-year history.
- Inkling Markets is one of the “Hot Companies To Watch In 2008”, according to Forrester.
- Plenty of great news coming from Inkling Markets in the coming weeks