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by ianferrel 1732 days ago
Yes, plausibly. Maybe you could limit this by requiring bets to be made by individual citizens (in the case of government policy markets) or by shareholders (in the case of a corporate market) or something.

There are still avenues for corruption, but it's not clear to me that they are worse than the present state. There is of course always the chance that those attempting to manipulate the market will lose their shirts.