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"3. To put it crudely, I wanted to pit collective greed against selective greed. In the past, those who knew how to play the game were able to secure subsidies for their pet projects, many times at the collective expense of all other Alaskans. One example of this was a program granting loans not based on need at an interest rate far less than what that money could have earned in an investment account such as pro- posed in Alaska, Inc. In one year alone, more money had been lost to the state through subsidized loans not based on need than was paid out that year in dividends, and those loans went to but 6 percent of the people." ~ Jay Hammond - "Diapering the Devil"
Read that last sentence again to see how we've come full circle again using that 6% as a loose benchmark. The few who stand to really rake in obscene amounts have been prominent  advocates for both SB 21 AND this Governor's-sponsored Raid.
Just in time too, as the D.O.R.'s oil price projections proved so wrong.