New York Times Magazine
Jun 2004
Lessons learned about white-collar crime from an economist turned bagel salesman whose business relied entirely on the honor system.
Lessons learned about white-collar crime from an economist turned bagel salesman whose business relied entirely on the honor system.
After two New Jersey homes were robbed of their silver—only their silver—in the same night, the local police got a call from a detective in Greenwich, Connecticut. “I know the guy who’s doing your burglaries.”