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Alaska's Economy and Housing Market
Scott Goldsmith, Matthew Berman, Lee Huskey, Linda Leask, and Teresa Hull
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ISER MAP Alaska Economic Model: State Model Documentation Version A85.2: March 1985
Matthew D. Berman, Steve Colt, and Oliver Scott Goldsmith
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Alaska Statewide and Regional Economic and Demographic Systems: Effects of OCS Exploration and Development, 1985
Matthew D. Berman, Steve Colt, and Teresa Hull
This report projects cumulative demographic and economic effects expected from the federal Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) oil and gas lease sale program in Alaska. Econometric modeling techniques are used to develop projections including and excluding OCS exploration and development for the state of Alaska and the state's Southcentral region. The projected cumulative effects of the OCS program include and increase of approximately 3.5 percent in state population and employment and a modest decline in real per capita state expenditures. The statewide employment and population effects grow as OCS development proceeds but diminish very slowly as construction employment declines in the late 1990s. The effects grow more slowly in the Southcentral Region, continuing to increase until 2000 to reach or exceed the same percentage increases in population and employment as observed for the state as a whole. The delayed response is due to the importance of the support sector in projected Alaska economic growth, especially in the Southcentral region.
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Economic and Fiscal Simulations for Alaska with Department of Revenue (March 1985)
Oliver Scott Goldsmith
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The Alaska Economic Multiplier: An Explanation with a Review of Past Estimates
Oliver Scott Goldsmith
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An Interactive Multiregional Model of a Frontier Economy: Anchorage and the State of Alaska
Oliver Scott Goldsmith, Matthew D. Berman, and Lee Husky
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A Spending Strategy for Fiscal Stability: Resetting The Spending Limit and Planning the Use of the Permanent Fund
Oliver Scott Goldsmith and Steve Colt
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Monitoring the Performance of the Alaska Economy: The 1985 ISER MAP Economic Database
Oliver Scott Goldsmith, Teresa Hull, and Stephen Colt
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The 1985 ISER Economic Database Data Sources and Derivations
Oliver Scott Goldsmith, Teresa Hull, and Stephen Colt
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Fiscal Impacts of Suburbanization Case Study - The Knik Arm Crossing, Anchorage, Alaska
Lee Husky and Dona Lehr
The fiscal crisis faced by many metropolitan area central cities is a well known phenomena. Much past research has suggested that the suburbanization of the population has been primarily responsible for the central city fiscal problems. This paper analyzes the potential fiscal consequences of a capital construction project that would increase the rate of suburbanization of the Anchorage metropolitan population. This is particularly interesting since Anchorage provides a case in which two of the recommendations generally found in the literature have been adopted. Anchorage has an areawide government and many of the services provided by the municipality are funded at a higher level of government (the state). We show that primarily because of these factors the fiscal effects of more rapid suburbanization are minimal.
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Alaska's Small Rural High Schools: Are They Working?
Judith Kleinfield, G. Williamson McDiarmid, and David Hagstrom
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Alaska's Small Rural High Schools: Are They Working? (Research Summary)
Judith Kleinfield, G. Williamson McDiarmid, and David Hagstrom
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