Respond to this "The repair and rebuilding of roads, bridges, and power systems as part of the infrastructure bill could have a dual impact on the economy's aggregate supply and demand over time. Initially, the project would likely stimulate aggregate demand by creating jobs and increasing consumer spending. As infrastructure improves, businesses could become more efficient, leading to lower production costs and a long-term increase in aggregate supply. This increase in supply could further stimulate economic activity by encouraging businesses to expand production. However, the extent of the impact would depend on various factors, such as the efficiency of the infrastructure projects and the overall state of the economy. In the long run, the project's effect on aggregate supply could outweigh its impact on aggregate demand, potentially leading to sustained economic growth and improved productivity