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Alaska Economy
Despite its small population, Alaska is a wealthy state, generously endowed with natural resources.

Alaska provides one–tenth of the nation’s domestic oil supply and holds one–fifth of proven U.S. natural gas reserves. The waters off Alaska’s coasts support the nation’s richest commercial fisheries. Visitors come to Alaska to experience unspoiled nature, creating a steadily growing tourism industry. More

Economic Resources and Publications

Construction Spending Forecast
2010 Alaska Construction Spending Forecast
Annual Report for the Construction Industry Progress Fund and the Associated General Contractors of Alaska
By Scott Goldsmith and Mary Killorin, University of Alaska's Institute of Social and Economic Research

Research and printing underwritten by Northrim Bank

Resource Review
Who Owns Alaska?
A periodic publication of the Resource Development Council for Alaska, Inc.
This special issue sponsored by Northrim Bank

Commercial Real Estate Market
Commercial real estate market flat, but that's OK
Anchorage Daily News Column by Chris Stephens, CCIM of Bond, Stephens & Johnson
Published Sunday, December 13, 2009

Chairman Marc Langland on the Alaska Economy
Read Northrim Bank Chairman Marc Langland's remarks at a Resource Development Council luncheon on December 8, 2009.

Economic Overview
Twice-yearly publication detailing the health, strength and financial trends in Alaska.

2008-2009 Economic Overview (03/31/09)
By Mark Edwards, Commercial Loan Officer, Northrim Bank

Alaska Economic Trends
Alaska Economic Trends is a monthly publication dealing with a wide variety of economic-related issues in the state. Its purpose is to inform the public about those issues.

December 2009 Trends
November 2009 Trends
October 2009 Trends

Investing for Alaska's Future
Institute of Social and Economic Research (ISER)
The Institute of Social and Economic Research at the University of Alaska Anchorage has begun a new research initiative, Investing for Alaska's Future, underwritten by a grant from Northrim Bank and in partnership with the University of Alaska Foundation. The research initiative will help Alaskans better understand the relationship between government policies and economic development, help inform investment decisions and monitor state economic and fiscal conditions. The results will be made available in a series of reports.

What Drives the Alaska Economy? Summary (12/08) Full Report (10/08)
By Scott Goldsmith, Professor of Economics, Institute of Social and Economic Research at UAA

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