What are the differences between human capital and human development?

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Human capital is the total stock of skilled and trained people available in a country at particular point of time. Human development is the process of expanding opportunities and freedom to the people for improving their well being and welfare.
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Human capital is an investmnet made by the enterpernur in terms of workers for the development of business where as human development is an activity conducted by the entrepreneur for the emhance of workes.
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Human capital means the number of people engaged in a company or in a project, human development means the process by which the available resources refined with the skill, trained and developed to the needs of the company or as per the clients needs.
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