But that must be done through general tax revenues, by crediting the accounts of poorer workers or by topping up pensions for those who end up with too little in their notional accounts.
So, too, at Old Trafford, still Lancashire's notional home though their thrilling Championship triumph was chiselled out at Aigburth in Liverpool.
What readers of that years' charts didn't know was the size of Dewey's debts, which quickly became unmanageable late last year, forcing the company into bankruptcy in May this year.In other words, the newest rankings should be taken with a grain of salt; the valuations generated (Kirkland & Ellis's notional "worth" of nearly $4 billion) too.
To maintain economic stability, interest rates would have to go up too and the pound appreciate to a level above the notional long-run equilibrium rate.
Unlike Price, Soane built extensively, even if far too much of his work has been demolished, but, despite his notional allegiance to classicism, he, too, was one of the great originals of British architecture.
And neither delves too deeply into the mind-set that made him such a skilled fantasist about "notional" agents, invasion plans and armies that did not exist: in other words, such a gifted liar.
Gone, too, are the characters Sancho Panza and Don Quixote and the notion of a quest that they embodied; the play's landscape, with its clearly defined division between rich and poor; and the narrative characterizations of the dramatis personae, who are so radically pruned of story as to have become notional figures evoking a generalized barbarity.
The phrase "single-issue mammal" is bandied about too frequently, but it is fair to say that tax is frequently an obsession of the notional flouncer, whose threat to go and join their money in the Caribbean is always to be taken with the utmost seriousness.
Giggs began the game as his notional partner and when Ferguson finally decided to switch him back to the wing, it was too late.
