Alaska’s Republican governor wants to give every resident more than $4,000 for the next 3 years, but not everyone is happy
“Alaska’s $65 billion permanent fund and its annual universal cash program paid out to most citizens are the legacy of late Alaskan Gov” writes Richard Feloni for businessinsider.com. Bill Walker’s decision to lessen the state’s dividend payout from 2016-2018, in an attempt to alleviate the state’s recession, proved so unpopular it was one of several reasons he decided to not run for re-election.In January, Dunleavy proposed a dividend exceeding $4,000 per person for the next three years.Read more: Nearly everyone living in Alaska gets about $2,000 a year from the…
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