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A prediction market is a market for a contract that yields
payments based on the outcome of a partially uncertain future event,
such as an election. A contract pays $100 only if candidate X wins the
election, and $0 otherwise. When the market price of an X contract is
$60, the prediction market believes that candidate X has a 60% chance
of winning the election. The price of this event derivative represents
the imputed perceived likelihood of the partially uncertain future
outcome (i.e., its aggregated expected probability). A 60% probability
means
that, in a series of events each with a 60% probability, the favored outcome is expected to occur 60 times
out of 100, and the unfavored outcome is expected to occur 40 times out of 100.
Each prediction exchange organizes its own set of real-money and/or
play-money markets, using either a CDA or a MSR mechanism ---with or without an automated market maker.
Prediction markets enable us to attain collective intelligence. Prediction markets produce dynamic,
objective probabilistic predictions on the outcomes of future events by
aggregating disparate pieces of information that the traders bring when
they agree on prices. The event derivative traders are informed by the
primary indicators (i.e., the primary
sources of
information), like the polls, for instance. These informed speculators then execute their transactions based on their
anticipations about the future ---anticipations that will be either confirmed or infirmed.
The value of a set of prediction markets consists in the added accuracy
that these prediction markets provide relative to the other meta
predictive mechanisms, times the value of accuracy in improved
decisions, minus the cost of maintaining these prediction markets,
relative to the cost of the other meta predictive mechanisms. A
highly accurate set of prediction markets has little value if some
other meta predictive mechanism(s) can provide similar accuracy at a
lower cost, or if very few substantial decisions are influenced by
accurate predictions on its topic.
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Disambiguation
- The Products
- traded bets; traded predictions; event
derivatives; event-driven
derivatives; event derivative contracts; information
derivatives; information derivative contracts.
- The Markets
- bet markets; betting
markets; event derivative
markets; information derivative markets; prediction
markets.
- The Exchanges
- bet exchanges; betting exchanges; event derivative exchanges; information
derivative exchanges; prediction exchanges.
- The Technology
- market-based technology; trading engine;
trading technology.
- Other Terms
- binaries; binary, European call
options; European binary options; binary event options; event
futures; event-driven futures; idea futures; information futures.
- Inappropriate Terms
- event
markets; idea markets; information markets; opinion
markets; predictive markets.
- Sub-Categories of Prediction Markets
- Decision markets are conditional
prediction markets intended (by some idealists) to be used as a
decision-making tool replacing human decision
makers;
- Decision-aid markets are conditional
prediction markets intended to be used as a decision-aid tool advising
human decision makers.
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