In-kind transfers

a. are cash payments given to the poor from the government.
b. are available to citizens of all income levels, but usually only sought by the poor.
c. are non-monetary items given to the poor.
d. include food stamps, but not housing vouchers or medical services.


c

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A) sum of the coupon rate and the current yield. B) yield to maturity. C) sum of the current yield and the actual rate of capital gain or loss. D) sum of the current yield and the expected rate of capital gain.

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