There could of course be huge inter-temporal factors that complicate the picture with long delays and lags between the destruction of a job in one sector and the emergence of new jobs in other sectors. There are also distributional effects which have to be considered.
Fifth, monetary and credit policies and banking sector reforms implemented so far will show some results in form of expansion in credit to housing, consumer financing, SME, agriculture sectors. As  these sectors have strong backward and forward linkages the multiplier effects of aggregate demand expansion will reinforce growth impulses in the economy and induce supply and production response.