Some Economists Contend That In-Kind Transfers Should Be Included in the Calculation

Multiple Choice

Some economists contend that in-kind transfers should be included in the calculation of an individual's income because

A) in-kind items do not cost anything.
B) simple money income is a complete measure of one's command over goods and services.
C) in-kind items make a person "better off" than the person's actual money income would lead us to believe.
D) in-kind items make a person "worse off" than the person's actual money income would lead us to believe.