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Infinity is rarely a part of economics, but it should be. The Coase theorem teaches that by removing transaction costs, efficient levels of economic activity are attained. This creates infinite opportunities for all, and the

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Additional illustrations of the logic of infinity in the [[Bible]] include the Parable of the Hidden Treasure and the Parable of the Pearl, which are in Matthew 13.

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== Economics ==

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[[Infinity]] is rarely a part of [[economics]], but it should be. The [[Coase theorem]] teaches that by removing [[transaction costs]], efficient levels of economic activity are attained. This creates [[infinity|infinite]] opportunities for all, and the potential for essentially infinite wealth.

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