The provision of specific goods and services (rather than cash) to needy people is:

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In-kind benefits refer to the provision of specific goods and services to people in need, rather than giving them cash. This approach is commonly used in social welfare programs like SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), which provides food assistance to low-income individuals and families. The other choices, such as the income and wealth effect, refer to changes in people's behavior in response to changes in their income or wealth, while Rawlsian assistance is a theoretical concept related to distributive justice.

The Provision of Specific Goods and Services (Rather Than Cash)