A Level Economics (9708)•9708/11/M/J/25

Explanation
Transfer payments are government payments without exchange of goods or services
Steps:
- Define transfer payment: Money transferred by government to individuals or groups without receiving goods, services, or productive activity in return.
- Evaluate options: Check if each involves no exchange for current production or services.
- Identify matches: Look for government aid like grants that fit the definition.
- Confirm: Rule out payments tied to loans, transport, or asset movements.
Why D is correct:
- Grants to students are one-way government payments to support education, matching the economic definition of transfer payments as non-exchange transfers.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Involves moving personal funds between accounts, not a government transfer.
- B: Represents loan repayment for a purchased good, a market transaction.
- C: Covers costs for transporting goods, a service exchange in production.
Final answer: D
Topic: Equity and redistribution of income and wealth
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