The effectiveness of using alternative names for carbon pricing is limited because political opposition will likely still label the policy a 'tax' during campaigns, as occurred during the 2018 carbon pricing proposal in Washington state, according to Marshall et al. (2018) and Anderson et al. (2019).

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  Carbon Pricing for Inclusive Prosperity: The Role of Public Support

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