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Neoclassical growth theory placed emphasis on two resources:
Earned Income
Money derived from paid work, including salaries, wages, tips, bonuses, and other compensation for services rendered.
In-kind Benefits
Goods and services provided directly to individuals by governments or organizations instead of cash payments.
Welfare Programs
Governmental initiatives designed to assist the needy in society by providing financial aid, food, housing, and healthcare.
Specific Goods
Specific goods are items that are distinctly identified or unique, often characterized by specific attributes, brands, or quality that differentiate them from general goods.
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