John Authers is a Senior Editor at Bloomberg. He specializes in finance and investment, covering topics such as alternative investments, asset management, and global markets, with a keen focus on emerging markets and international finance. Authers' insights have been featured in prominent publications including Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, and The Australian Financial Review.
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A long-awaited experiment in market-based forecasting is underway. But without clearer boundaries, it risks becoming little more than gambling.
People used to predict a great future for prediction markets. In 2008, 22 economists, including the Nobel laureates Kenneth Arrow, Paul Milgrom, Thomas Schelling, Robert Shiller and Vernon Smith, wrote a two-page manifesto in the journal Science calling them a “potent research tool” that must be freed from “unnecessary government restrictions.”
The phenomenon is truly global, indicating something broader is afoot.
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The forces driving the threat of robot overlords get a morality check.
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Lack of volatility is taking off pressure to reach a Strait of Hormuz deal.
As an indicator of confidence, Leo’s view is too big to ignore.
