This week our 5 agency aggregates have turned into four agency aggregate as Sportsbet has been out of action with their political market for well over a week now. Running through the usual charts and tables, this is what we get:
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One Comment
is there much precedent for a probability gap this wide, especially for a first term government seeking reelection? How does it compare to the prices for Labor and the Coalition during the Howard government?