Term:
Social benefits in kind
Definition:

Social benefits in kind consist of (a) social security benefits, reimbursements, (b) other social security benefits in kind, (c) social assistance benefits in kind; in other words they are equal to social transfers in kind excluding transfers of individual non-market goods and services.

Domain:
Economics & National Accounts
Source:
SNA 8.22 [8.99 - 8.106]
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