Prediction Markets, Voting and the Olympics

Excellent analysis by J.C. Bradbury of Sabernomics (Did Prediction Markets Get Chicago Wrong?) and Michael Davis of Perfectly Competitive (Could Chicago have been close to winning its Olympic bid?)

(ok so it is not horse racing but it is related to prediction markets)
Posted by Marshall Gramm at 10/7/2009 8:25 PM
Categories: General
 
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