No. Current data shows a solid economy: unemployment at 4.1%, stocks near records, and GDP growth near 2%. Inflation is 3.4%. Past periods like the late 1990s or 2019 had stronger growth, lower unemployment, and lower inflation. Output levels hit records over time in expansions, but this is not the best ever by key metrics.
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