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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.
 
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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== Literature ==
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A fig tree is part of a famous quote from Sylvia Plath's ''The Bell Jar''.<ref>https://www.bustle.com/p/the-fig-tree-quote-in-the-bell-jar-is-always-used-out-of-context-it-actually-changes-the-entire-meaning-8509944</ref>
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== References ==
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