Claim0396a2032072298285e4fce0f8f08e7a5c734ecb2bb584571ed1a3e61192ae3f·My Arguments

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The four design conditions are drawn from the cases themselves: London shows the charge must escalate and exemptions stay narrow or the effect erodes; Stockholm shows public opposition flips to majority support once a trial demonstrates the benefits; and the equity analysis shows revenue earmarking is what makes the package fair.

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Stockholm: post-trial acceptability and escalation

Referendum after the trial yielded a narrow majority to keep the charge; the 2016 peak-charge increase reflects the need to escalate over time.

https://toolsofchange.com/en/case-studies/detail/670/

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