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If your child could have any quality, which one would you pick? Intelligence? Empathy? Greater respect for their parents? As our Bartelby columnist writes, Deborah Cobb-Clark, an economist at the University of Sydney, has a different answer:
an internal locus of control.
Over the past five years, Miami’s economy has been heating up. Low taxes, great weather and business-friendly policies have attracted tech and financial firms, plus lots of very rich people. Last year, 17 homes fetched $50m—almost half the national total.
Our story
looks at whether the city’s extraordinary transformation is sustainable.
And can Europe deter Russia forever? David Rennie, The Economist’s geopolitics editor, travels to Sweden to interview Ulf Kristersson, the prime minister, on
Inside Geopolitics.
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