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It can, just depends. You unemployment will tell you.
This is where the confusion comes in with the new industry. It does take up the demand, but it doesn't do that temporary claim. It just gradually adjusts its effect on demand as cims start taking jobs at it.
In the end 20 jobs in new industry and 20 jobs in old industry end up having the same effect on your demand. The only difference is the speed at which it takes effect and the presence of that temporary claim.