The carrot and the stick: Meyers, Condon look to lure investmentSuggestions include incentives to make state more attractive to smaller companies and tax rate based on reinvestment in Alaska’s oil, gas fields Kristen Nelson PNA Editor-in-Chief
How should the state encourage oil and gas investment in Alaska? What incentive programs does the state have now and how do they work? The Department of Natural Resources and the Department of Revenue suggested carrot and stick alternatives to the House Special Committee on Oil and Gas April 5.
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