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Parable of the barren fig tree (view source)

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This parable is Biblical scientific foreknowledge of the Coase theorem, which predicts that resources are used in their most productive way in the absence of transaction costs. Unproductive resources -- and people -- are akin to the fig tree
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The '''Parable of the fig tree''' is a blunt message about the need to be productive.  This short [[parable]] appears only in the [[Gospel of Luke]].
 
The '''Parable of the fig tree''' is a blunt message about the need to be productive.  This short [[parable]] appears only in the [[Gospel of Luke]].
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This parable is [[Biblical scientific foreknowledge]] of the [[Coase theorem]], which predicts that resources are used in their most productive way in the absence of [[transaction cost]]s.  Unproductive resources -- and people -- are akin to the fig tree that stubbornly failed to bear fruit.
 
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