‘Vulgar economy . . . everywhere sticks to appearances in opposition to the law which regulates and explains them. In opposition to Spinoza, it believes that “ignorance is a sufficient reason” ’ (I, 307). ‘ . . . Vulgar economy feels particularly at home in the estranged outward . . .
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Norman Geras (1971) studied this question.