What state-managed investment fund pays an annual dividend to eligible Alaskan residents from oil revenues?
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Established in 1976, the Alaska Permanent Fund ensures that future generations benefit from the state's non-renewable oil wealth. Since 1982, it has paid out a yearly dividend to qualified residents, which has sometimes exceeded two thousand dollars per person.
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