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Paper about how to connect markets to R&D incentives without monopolies: http://agoraphilia.blogspot.com/2006/08/prediction-markets-whup-on-copyrights.html "Prediction markets offer another way to promote the sciences and useful arts. In general, prediction markets support transactions in claims about unresolved questions of fact. A prediction market specifically designed to promote progress in the sciences and useful arts - call it a scientific prediction exchange or SPEx - would support transactions in a variety of prediction certificates, each one of which promises to pay its bearer in the event that an associated claim about science, technology, or public policy comes true. Like other, similar markets in information, a scientific prediction exchange would aggregate, measure, and share the opinions of people paid to find the truth." This is interesting, but is a market in science and technology really a prediction market, if you could use your cold fusion futures to hedge your oil stocks, or use factoring algorithm futures to hedge your quantum crypto startup? -- Don Marti http://zgp.org/~dmarti/ dmarti@zgp.org LinuxWorld: August 14-17, 2006, San Francisco
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