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the Parable of the Vineyard Workers
*the master's estate in the [[Prodigal Son]]<ref>Luke 15:11-32.</ref>
*the master's estate in the [[Prodigal Son]]<ref>Luke 15:11-32.</ref>
*an excess of fish found by casting the net on the other side of the boat<ref>John 21:6.</ref>
*an excess of fish found by casting the net on the other side of the boat<ref>John 21:6.</ref>
*the [[Set Theory and the Bible|Parable of the Vineyard Workers]]
These examples highlight the local nature of scarcity and price. A good's price is determined by its supply and demand and is time and place specific. We can easily conclude that in heaven, prices and scarcity do not exist, but the scarcity on earth creates a price.
These examples highlight the local nature of scarcity and price. A good's price is determined by its supply and demand and is time and place specific. We can easily conclude that in heaven, prices and scarcity do not exist, but the scarcity on earth creates a price.