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Thing is, it could happen semi-inadvertently even, such that there’s nothing to blow the whistle on. Basically, the incentives are aligned to support the above
by patentatt 7y ago
Thing is, it could happen semi-inadvertently even, such that there’s nothing to blow the whistle on. Basically, the incentives are aligned to support the above scenario. If the thinking going into the public funds is geared toward how “big money” works, and the small, private fund is designed to exploit features of “big money” moving around the market, and you get some cross-pollination of those hypothesis about what “big money” should do, the scenario described above emerges naturally. No grand conspiracy in a smoke-filled room is necessary.