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Mind the Gap: Elite Preferences for Redistribution and How they Differ from the Mass Public
Increasing inequality has raised concerns over the disproportionate influence of the rich on public policies. Central to such concerns is the assumption that elite policy preferences are unified and differ significantly from the general public. We theorize economic elites as fiscal constituencies, h
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