In Part 2 of Marc Langland’s speech to the NFIB, Marc talks about Alaska’s flawed government policies; first, the State’s reliance on petroleum revenue to fund 90% of the State’s general fund budget.
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Friday, January 21, 2011
Video Clip: Marc Langland on State Government’s Reliance on a Single Source of Revenue
Posted by Marc Langland at 01:40 PM in Alaska's Economy, Marc Langland, Natural Resources, Oil & Gas | Permalink
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