Half of Alaska’s economic growth from 2015 to 2023 came from one source. Not oil, which added perhaps $4.5 billion over that stretch. Not mining or fishing, which together added less than a quarter of that. Federal spending grew by nearly $9 billion over those years, against roughly $16.5 billion in total state GDP growth. […]
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