From an armchair perspective, there are significant ways in which Alaska is behind the mainland US, so it's encouraging to see that the APF distributions provid

From an armchair perspective, there are significant ways in which Alaska is behind the mainland US, so it's encouraging to see that the APF distributions provide a positive impact. I would suspect that the results would be broadly applicable to underdeveloped and rural areas, so of the three examples, there are certainly areas in rural north California, rural Mississippi, and New York (probably upstate) that would benefit. I think extending it to apply to urban or highly developed areas would be pretty questionable, though, I'd guess Manhattan is not going to behave similarly enough to draw any conclusions.