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Alaska
Introduction
Statistics
The 1898 discovery of gold deposits in Alaska nearly
doubled the population of this once unexplored territory. In
1959 Alaska became the largest state (by
land-area) admitted into the United
States. With the largest oil field in North
America (Prudhoe Bay) and the largest
crude oil pipeline in the United States
(Trans-Alaska Pipeline), the energy
industry dominates Alaska’s economy. Other than oil,
Alaska's largest sources of wealth are seafood and
tourism. Fish such as salmon,
cod, pollack and crab are major
exports from the state. Alaska
does not charge personal sales
or income taxes, so government
funding comes primarily from
petroleum revenues via the
Alaskan Permanent Fund. This
fund manages oil royalties as a capital investment and
provides residents with annual dividends.
Total GDP (Billions):
Per Capita Real GDP:
Population:
% of People under Poverty
Level:
Per Capita Personal Income:
Unemployment Rate:
% of Population with a
Bachelor's Degree:
Total Exports:
Abbreviation:
Capital:
Nick Name:
Time Zone-Standard:
Time Zone-Daylight
Saving:
Sales Tax Rate:
Motto:
Web Site:
AK
Juneau
Last Frontier
GMT -9
GMT -10
0.00%
North to the Future
http://www.alaska.gov
Government
Governor:
Senator:
Senator:
Entered Union:
Bill Walker (I)
Dan Sullivan (R)
Lisa Murkowski (R)
January 3, 1959
Main Ports
$52,804.00 (2015)
$66,835 (2015)
741,894 (2016)
10.40%
$56,147
6.90% (2016)
29.70%
$5,110,729,449.00 (2014)
Top 5 Export Partner Countries
Country
China
Japan
Korea, South
Canada
Germany
Exports
$1,250,221,520
$745,022,312
$683,306,363
$603,181,696
$287,847,671
Corporations
Company
Fortune 1000
Rank
Revenue
City
Corporate Marginal Income Tax Rate: 0.00% > $||2.00% >
$25,000||3.00% >
$49,000||4.00% >
$74,000||5.00% >
$99,000||6.00% >
$124,000||7.00% >
$148,000||8.00% >
$173,000||9.00% >
$198,000||9.40% >
$222,000
Individual Income Tax Rate: None
U.S. Commercial Service
Web page: http://export.gov/alaska/
Top 5 Export Merchandise
Segment
Fishing; Hunting; & Trapping
Mining
Petroleum & Coal Products
Forestry & Logging
Transportation Equipment
Alcan, Anchorage, Dalton Cache, Fairbanks, Juneau,
Ketchikan, Kivilina, Kodiak, Nikishka, Nome, Seward, Sitka,
Skagway, Unalaska Island, Valdez, Wrangell
Exports
$2,295,444,890
$1,569,189,538
$300,632,373
$162,625,132
$57,922,383
Major Cities
City
Anchorage
Juneau
Fairbanks
Population
298,695
32,756
32,325
Main Airports
Code
ANC
BET
FAI
JNU
KTN
Name
Ted Stevens Anchorage
International
Bethel
Fairbanks International
Juneau International
Ketchikan International
City
Anchorage
Bethel
Fairbanks
Juneau
Ketchikan
Country Memo Provided by: globalEDGE.msu.edu and EXPORT.GOV
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