Blog/World Economic Conference
Posted Jun 10, 2015 by Martin Armstrong
We now have a headcount for the U.S. session of the World Economic Conference and those who have moved to the Berlin Session. This leaves less than about 50 seats available for the Princeton conference, which are being sold on a first come, first served basis.
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