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and learned about it from a chapter about davos and superclass which is a really great book by david rothkopf which jim records actually recommended to me which gave this really good kind of insider e. account so i don't know what i was expecting but i think davos is. a completely different based on who you are and what bad you have been so i can really only speak for myself i'm not trying to characterize the whole thing i'm not trying to paint with a broad brush i just want to give you my personal account of my impressions but some people view this as a leader meeting the haves all getting together while the have nots are locked out a conversation that's really had a lot this year because of the whole occupy movement and the demands for democratization but what about the have nots that are allowed inside there is this whole hierarchy with in davos it feels like and we've heard the stories of the badges i know it's kind of been believer but you definitely feel that with in davos with the attendees and the press there is this whole hierarchy ok this i want to burn everywhere you go you have to

how valuable is that well check out what corporate sponsors shell out every year according to david rothkopf book superclass a handful of lead sponsors pay three hundred thousand bucks a year thirty sponsors do one hundred sponsors pay roughly one hundred fifty thousand dollars a year and two thousand sponsors pay thirty thousand a year so all pay this to attend and schmooze with a gathering of what you to use lead singer and global afficionado bonnell calls fact cats in the snow. that was upon us it's the world economic forum's annual flagship event a couple thousand of the world's richest and most powerful people are packing into this tiny hamlet town in the swiss alps to schmooze and talk about what the world's problems are by invitation only who gets invited well the l. is this pretty long angle merkel opens up the form david cameron will speak famous economists like joseph stiglitz and nouriel roubini are regular attendees timothy geithner will be there of course i.m.f. head christine legarde billionaire fund manager george soros google's eric schmidt and of course head of the c b mario