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...zero," before going to cuts. Kelly, R-Fairbanks, said he'd like to move toward a model, similar to what Scott Goldsmith, professor emeritus of economics at the Institute of Social and Economic Research at the University of Alaska Anchorage...
...preparing for the decline in traditional North Slope oil resources has been hidden by high oil earnings.Economist Scott Goldsmith, who wrote the study, concluded Alaska continues to have great petroleum resources, the Anchorage Daily News reported...
...National Wildlife Refuge, and the state's ability to address long-term fiscal problems, according to ISER's Scott Goldsmith. Increased federal spending and dividend payments from the Alaska Permanent Fund have helped insulate Anchorage from...
...If the saying is the best tax is the one that somebody else pays, then this is the best tax," Powell said. Scott Goldsmith, a University of Alaska Anchorage economics professor, told conference attendees that the state would capture about...
...Alaska's economy, will lead the way, adding about 1,000 jobs this year, University of Alaska Anchorage economist Scott Goldsmith said Wednesday. The AEDC's economic forecast is based on Goldsmith's research. So far, Goldsmith said, developments...
...Common Ground and the League of Women Voters. The day-long session in Anchorage also included remarks from economist Scott Goldsmith of the University of Alaska Anchorage. He's has been analyzing Alaska money issues for more than a quarter of a...
...one year, it will be hard on families that have come to depend on it, especially in rural areas," said economist Scott Goldsmith of the University of Alaska Anchorage. "It'll be hard on businesses. But if people think it's only one year...
...the North Slope, according to the study. "It's a pretty risky proposition for a very uncertain outcome," said Scott Goldsmith of the UAA Institute of Social and Economic Research. A reserves tax is proposed in Ballot Measure 2, the "Alaska...
...He developed experiments and actually went out and tested how people actually act in market situations," said Scott Goldsmith, who leads UAA's Institute for Social and Economic Research. That was a novel approach in the field, he said...
...economy to $14 billion being dumped on it and the potential for a mass exodus of Alaskans after they get their money. Scott Goldsmith, with the Institute of Social and Economic Research at the University of Alaska Anchorage, has been telling reporters...