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Social policy
an approach that links social welfare to economic development, favoring investments in human and social capital that raise people's productive participation.In social policy, developmental social welfare refers to an approach that links social welfare to economic development, favoring investments in human and social capital that raise people's productive participation. This meaning comes from Midgley (1995) in Social Development.[1]