SNAP (food stamps) and Medicaid are examples of:

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SNAP (food stamps) and Medicaid are examples of in-kind transfers because they provide specific goods or services (food assistance and healthcare) to eligible individuals rather than providing them with cash. In contrast, money transfers (choice A) refer to programs that provide cash directly to individuals, such as welfare or cash assistance programs. Resource earnings (choice B) refer to income earned from selling or renting out resources, such as land or property, and are not related to government assistance programs. Tax expenditures (choice D) refer to tax breaks or exemptions provided to individuals or businesses, which differ from direct government spending programs like SNAP and Medicaid.

SNAP (Food Stamps) and Medicaid Are Examples Of