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Even Aesop's Fables sometimes illustrate the Coase theorem, such as ''The Fox and the Crow'' whereby the most productive use of the cheese occurs despite its ownership by the Crow.
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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 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.
 
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.
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== Aesop's Fables ==
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Even [[Aesop's Fables]] sometimes illustrate the Coase theorem, such as ''The Fox and the Crow'' whereby the most productive use of the cheese occurs despite its ownership by the Crow.
    
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