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3 years ago

g 0. Antipoverty programs U.S. government transfer payments that are made in the form of goods or services are known as

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kiruha [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

These antipoverty programs are known in the U.S. as in kind transfers

Explanation:

There are several examples of in-kind transfers in the U.S. One example is Medicare, the health insurance program for the elderly and the disabled. Beneficiaries obtain a transfer payment in the form of a service: medical care.

Another example is food stamps. Food stamps are a form of voucher or coupon that beneficiaries can only exchange for food items in certain locations. This is transfer payment in the form of a good.

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True

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