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Alaska's Petroleum Industry: Transformative, But is it Sustainable? (786)
High Oil Prices Give Alaskans a Second Chance: How Will We Use this Opportunity? (783)
Potential new (or improved) revenue sources (1187)
Revenue Sources Book (840)
Web Note 2: How Vulnerable Is Alaska’s Economy to Reduced Federal Spending? (439)

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Alaska's Petroleum Industry: Transformative, But is it Sustainable?
An Alaskan’s Guide to the Permanent Fund
At A Crossroad: The Permanent Fund, Alaskans, and Alaska’s Future
High Oil Prices Give Alaskans a Second Chance: How Will We Use this Opportunity?
Legislative Fiscal Analyst's Overview of the Governor's FYI3 Budget
Permanent Fund Dividend Division 2011 Annual Report
Potential new (or improved) revenue sources
Revenue Sources Book
REVISED Structural Analysis of the Alaska Economy: What are the Drivers?
Web Note 2: How Vulnerable Is Alaska’s Economy to Reduced Federal Spending?
Web Note 7: How Much Should Alaska Save?
Web Note 8: Four Scenarios for Alaska’s Future
Web Note 9: Revising the State Fiscal Plan to Account for Petroleum Wealth

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