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The Economic and Social Impacts of the Permanent Fund Dividend on Alaskaimpacts on the economic, social, and political landscape have not been systematically examined since shortly after the program was created. Consequently, the discussion of impacts in this chapter is based on the observations of the author, interpretation of anecdotal information, and a limited numbe

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Left-Libertarianism and the Resource Dividendns, on the other. Right-libertarians favor private property rights and market freedoms, and are opposed to any form of redistributive taxation. Left-libertarians similarly favor private property rights and market freedoms, but argue that these rights and freedoms are not incompatible with redistribu

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Basic Income and the Alaska Model: Limits of the Resource Dividend Model for the Implementation of aon for the implementation of basic income schemes in other US states and other countries. In this chapter, I question the characterization of the PFD as either a basic income or a robust model for one. I argue instead that the PFD is a ., a form of redistribution that is related to, but not synonymo

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Stakeholding through the Permanent Fund Dividend: Fitting Practice to Theorye PFD’s political successes are well-documented,. as are its financial returns; residents have received $1,400 per year on average over the past decade from state oil revenues.. Other contributors to this volume query whether the “Alaska model” is fit for export and adaptation in other US jurisdicti

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