infrastructure. The same could have been true for oil, which is the source of the Alaskan fund, or maybe other industrial plant type capex. It's a very general argument that if a municipality is going to host some major capital investment that it could strike a deal with the the capital owners to distribute dividends that result from the capital investment. For the life of me, maybe it's like an issue with tax codes or something. I don't know why more municipalities don't strike broad deals like my wife has
The same could have been true for oil, which is the source of the Alaskan fund, or maybe other industrial plant type capex.