Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Given in goods, commodities, or services rather than money.
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- adjective consisting of
goods orcommodities (as opposed tocash )
Etymologies
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Examples
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Meanwhile, ETF shares are created and redeemed in so-called in-kind transactions with big institutional investors: To receive ETF shares, market makers, known as authorized participants, deliver the underlying securities or a representative basket to the fund manager.
Most ETFs Are Tax-Smart. But Others... Ari I. Weinberg 2012
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Nonprofits are receiving a flood of so-called in-kind contributions, including volunteers to counsel first-time home buyers.
NYT > Home Page By BEN PROTESS 2011
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Del Valle's campaign said he had raised about $110,000 in cash and in-kind contributions.
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Growing import exposure spurs a substantial increase in transfer payments to individuals and households in the form of unemployment insurance benefits, disability benefits, income support payments, and in-kind medical benefits.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Shocked, Shocked: We Really Are Losing Jobs to China! Ian Fletcher 2011
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Del Valle's campaign said he had raised about $110,000 in cash and in-kind contributions.
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Del Valle's campaign said he had raised about $110,000 in cash and in-kind contributions.
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Growing import exposure spurs a substantial increase in transfer payments to individuals and households in the form of unemployment insurance benefits, disability benefits, income support payments, and in-kind medical benefits.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Shocked, Shocked: We Really Are Losing Jobs to China! Ian Fletcher 2011
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Besides, with the groups they want to attract, any "rent" will be in-kind for consulting services and other essentials.
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Growing import exposure spurs a substantial increase in transfer payments to individuals and households in the form of unemployment insurance benefits, disability benefits, income support payments, and in-kind medical benefits.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Shocked, Shocked: We Really Are Losing Jobs to China! Ian Fletcher 2011
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The so-called limits per year instead of per election cycle (which means incumbents are protected) are $5,000 for individuals, $10,000 for uinions/corps/pac's and $90,000 cash from state political committees and UNLIMITED in-kind contributions (goods, services, political operatives, mailings, etc).
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