Carbon pricing reforms are more likely to survive successive partisan changes in government if the schemes benefit constituencies across the political spectrum, as argued by Aklin and Urpelainen (2013) and Marsiliani and Renstrom (2000).

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  Carbon Pricing for Inclusive Prosperity: The Role of Public Support

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