How does the 'Double Employment' vision of Saat Nischay-3 (2025–2030) differ fundamentally from the employment strategies of Saat Nischay-1 and 2?

Options:

• A: It guarantees a government job to at least one member of every household in Bihar.
• B: It focuses exclusively on overseas employment opportunities for Bihar's youth.
• C: It bans the entry of multinational corporations to protect local cottage industries.
• D: It shifts focus from public sector job creation and basic skill training to private sector-led industrial employment and entrepreneurship ecosystems.

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