Some readers will know that in addition to these weekly columns, we also regularly produce a series of daily charts focused on various aspects of Alaska oil, gas, and fiscal issues. We call one set…

Closing Alaska’s fiscal gap with PFD cuts puts 2½ times the burden, as a share of income, on middle-income households as on the top 20%. Once you see the disproportionate impact, you can’t unsee it.

The significance of Alaska’s tax expenditures, in whose pockets do PFD cuts end up & how using PFD cuts to fund state childcare and other subsidies leads to a death spiral for middle-income Alaskans

Closing Alaska’s fiscal gap with PFD cuts puts 2½ times the burden, as a share of income, on middle-income households as on the top 20%. Once you see the disproportionate impact, you can’t unsee it.

The significance of Alaska’s tax expenditures, in whose pockets do PFD cuts end up & how using PFD cuts to fund state childcare and other subsidies leads to a death spiral for middle-income Alaskans

Closing Alaska’s fiscal gap with PFD cuts puts 2½ times the burden, as a share of income, on middle-income households as on the top 20%. Once you see the disproportionate impact, you can’t unsee it.

Closing Alaska’s fiscal gap with PFD cuts puts 2½ times the burden, as a share of income, on middle-income households as on the top 20%. Once you see the disproportionate impact, you can’t unsee it.

Bronson & Taylor fall for a trap on the Permanent Fund, we update household income levels and explain tax rates by income bracket & how making Alaska affordable for some makes it less so for others

Closing Alaska’s fiscal gap with PFD cuts puts 2½ times the burden, as a share of income, on middle-income households as on the top 20%. Once you see the disproportionate impact, you can’t unsee it.

Bronson & Taylor fall for a trap on the Permanent Fund, we update household income levels and explain tax rates by income bracket & how making Alaska affordable for some makes it less so for others

Closing Alaska’s fiscal gap with PFD cuts puts 2½ times the burden, as a share of income, on middle-income households as on the top 20%. Once you see the disproportionate impact, you can’t unsee it.

Some readers will know that in addition to these weekly columns, we also regularly produce a series of daily charts focused on various aspects of Alaska oil, gas, and fiscal issues. We call one set…

This week, we explain how the ongoing spike in oil prices is creating a key fiscal policy issue for this election cycle that candidates for Governor and the Legislature need to address.

Bronson & Taylor fall for a trap on the Permanent Fund, we update household income levels and explain tax rates by income bracket & how making Alaska affordable for some makes it less so for others

As regular followers of our Facebook, LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Bluesky pages will know, monthly, as information becomes available, we regularly publish a series of charts looking at the…