Support for cutting fossil fuel subsidies rises from around 30% to more than 95% when the savings fund public services, cash transfers or tax cuts.
Explore what people think — and what changes their views
Explore results from the Lab’s surveys and randomized experiments. Compare responses across countries and population groups, build and export charts, and access the papers and replication materials behind each finding.
People are more willing to pay tax when the tax system is more progressive, and less willing when it is less progressive.
Almost everyone thinks they are middle-class, but this doesn’t change their support for redistributive policies.
Citizens are concerned about the unfair tax burden on employees compared to the self-employed, but this doesn’t impact their policy preferences.
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