Grand theft global: the business of street crime

Tom Sass, Britain Public Policy Editor at The Economist, uncovers the dark side of car and phone theft, revealing how these petty crimes have evolved into a global enterprise. He discusses the challenges law enforcement faces against sophisticated thieves exploiting modern technology. The conversation also touches on the impact of consumerism on crime rates and the emerging trends in private chefs catering to the elite, reshaping culinary choices in affluent circles. Expect insights into the intersection of crime, economy, and personal life decisions!