State predicts oil industry jobs gainEconomists see industry adding jobs as oil prices rise and drilling expands, but warn about the impact of declining production Eric Lidji For Petroleum News
It’s an increasingly familiar story: Alaska’s economic dependence on oil production is causing smiles in the short-term and worry over the long-term for state economists.
While Alaska can expect to see “stronger than average” economic growth this year, compared to other states, production declines c....
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