Journal of Prediction Markets

2007 - 2015

Current editor(s): Leighton Vaughan Williams, Nottingham Business School

From University of Buckingham Press
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Adapting Least-Square Support Vector Regression Models to Forecast the Outcome of Horseraces pp. 169-187: Stefan Lessmann, Ming-Chien Sung and Johnnie Johnson
Conditional Prediction Markets as Corporate Decision Support Systems - An Experimental Comparison with Group Deliberations pp. 189-208: Timm Sprenger, Paul Bolster and Anand Venkateswaran
Does Sportsbook.com Set Pointspreads to Maximize Profits? Tests of the Levitt Model of Sportsbook Behavior pp. 209-218: Rodney Paul and Andrew Weinbach
Public Information Bias and Prediction Market Accuracy pp. 219-231: Thomas Gruca and Joyce Berg
Price Biases in a Prediction Market: NFL Contracts on Tradesports pp. 233-253: Richard Borghesi
Testing the Efficiency of Markets in the 2002 World Cup pp. 255-270: Ricard Gil and Steven Levitt

An Examination of In-Play Sports Betting Using One-Day Cricket Matches pp. 93-109: Steve Easton and Katherine Uylangco
The Hidden Beauty of the Quadratic Market Scoring Rule: A Uniform Liquidity Market Maker, with Variations pp. 111-125: Michael Abramowicz
Financial Binary Betting, Styles, Valuations and Deductions from Data pp. 127-146: Peter Oliver
How to Pay Traders in Information Markets: Results from a Field Experiment pp. 147-156: Stefan Luckner and Christof Weinhardt
The Production and Prediction of Traffic Accidents pp. 157-168: Yuval Shilony

Introduction to the First Issue from the Editor pp. 1: Leighton Vaughan Williams
Logarithmic Market Scoring Rules for Modular Combinatorial Information Aggregation pp. 3-15: Robin Hanson
Prediction Markets: Practical Experiments in Small Markets and Behaviours Observed pp. 17-41: Jed Christiansen
Comparing the Effectiveness of One- and Two-step Conditional Logit Models for Predicting Outcomes in a Speculative Market pp. 43-59: Ming-Chien Sung and Johnnie Johnson
Efficiency in Betting Markets: Evidence from English Football pp. 61-73: Bruno Deschamps and Olivier Gergaud
Prediction Markets: An Extended Literature Review pp. 75-91: Georgios Tziralis and Ilias Tatsiopoulos