One of the informal analyses that we've seen has suggested that the bill's direct cost per household in Alaska could be 22 times higher than that in New York.
Lisa Murkowski: “One of the informal analyses that we've seen has suggested that the bill's direct cost per household in Alaska could be…”
On the recordOctober 20, 2009
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Murkowski highlights the disproportionate impact of the bill on Alaskan households compared to New York.
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