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Overcoming Dividend Skepticism: Why the World’s Sovereign Wealth Funds are Not Paying Dividendsional citizens. The first volume of this series demonstrated the desirability of resource dividends practically (as a tool of socioeconomic/resource management policy) and philosophically (as a demand of justice), providing the theoretical justification for similar schemes in other resource-rich or

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Room for Improvement? Assessing the Strengths and Shortcomings of the Alaska Model in Advance of Expnd shortcomings of the Alaska Permanent Fund (APF) and Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) as currently constituted. While several components of the APF and PFD could and should be replicated elsewhere, there are a few important aspects of the fund that need to be modified when applied to establishing sim

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What Happens to the Permanent Fund Dividend and the Rest of Alaska’s Unique Fiscal System as Oil Prornment and economy organized around oil production face both fluctuations in the price of oil and a continuing fall in oil production in Alaska. Despite the popularity of dividends and the aversion to broad-based taxes in Alaska, the state’s fiscal structure will be difficult to maintain, particular

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