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They work collaboratively, but ultimately cast their own votes.
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They work collaboratively but ultimately cast their own votes
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https://nytimes.com/2026/02/11/business/economy/forecasts-prediction-markets-economy.html
Prediction markets, where individuals bet on economic outcomes, are proving surprisingly accurate, sometimes outperforming professional forecasters. These markets offer insights into jobs reports, inflation, and interest rate decisions, prompting economists to take notice.
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