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...I think our credit rating is still very good," Meyer said. "I'd like to see it pass."UAA economics professor Steve Colt said interest rates for bonds are really low right now."This is probably the best bond climate for public sector bonding...
...economy. But without the economic incentive of a price for carbon, coal-generated electricity will remain king. Steve Colt, an economist with the Institute of Social and Economic Research, confirmed this positive outlook for natural gas in...
...Economic Research. "It roughly represents about 10 percent of the total economic activity in all of Southeast," said Steve Colt, an economist who co-authored the study. The figures are based on $2.3 billion in personal income earned in 2003...
...received about $190 a year on average from regional corporation dividends, in 1993 dollars, according to economist Steve Colt of the Institute of Social and Economic Research in Anchorage. Shareholders' frustration with the size of their dividend...
...windfall from telecom investments. It was the largest single dividend ever paid by a regional Alaska Native corporation. Steve Colt, a University of Alaska Anchorage economist who has studied Native corporations, said one other Native company earned...
...distributed to Native shareholders, it's more like 14,203 jobs created. That's a bit of a stretch, according to Steve Colt, a University of Alaska Anchorage economist who's a specialist in Native corporations. "A lot of what they do is...
...that active investments (hotels, cruise, tourism, etc.) lost money at the rate of 55 per year per year (Prof. Steve Colt, U of A 1973-93), yet was experiencing the Great Stock Market Boom 1994-98. Goldbelt owned no substantial stocks...
...recently one of the poorest financial performers among Alaska's regional Native corporations, according to economist Steve Colt of the Institute of Social and Economic Research in Anchorage. ``But if you looked at how hard it is to operate a...
...mill,'' he said. Anecdotal evidence suggests Native corporations were lured into buying declining businesses, said Steve Colt, an economist with the University of Alaska Institute of Social and Economic Research. ``We call it the white elephant...
...received about $190 a year on average from regional corporation dividends, in 1993 dollars, according to economist Steve Colt of the Institute of Social and Economic Research in Anchorage. Shareholders' frustration with the size of their dividend...