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The Coase theorem highlights the benefits of infinity and zero, the insignificance of what lies in between. Under the Coase theorem, anyone can go from zero to infinity by takingan optimal approach.In this sense it reinforces the many parable
The Coase theorem has remarkable power in eliminating excuses for unproductive activity. Transaction costs are the only real obstacle to efficient, productive activity. Coining a famous saying, anyone of any means or background might invent a better mousetrap, and then the entire world will beat a path to his door. There is no real excuse for not realizing full potential or opportunity, except perhaps transaction costs, and all should agree to reduce or eliminate those.
The Coase theorem has remarkable power in eliminating excuses for unproductive activity. Transaction costs are the only real obstacle to efficient, productive activity. Coining a famous saying, anyone of any means or background might invent a better mousetrap, and then the entire world will beat a path to his door. There is no real excuse for not realizing full potential or opportunity, except perhaps transaction costs, and all should agree to reduce or eliminate those.
== Infinity and zero ==
The Coase theorem highlights the benefits of [[infinity]] and [[zero]], the insignificance of what lies in between. Under the Coase theorem, anyone can go from zero to infinity by taking an optimal approach. In this sense it reinforces the many [[parable]]s and examples in the [[New Testament]], such as the miraculous catch of fish described at Luke 5:1-10.
==Court decisions==
==Court decisions==