That's nice, but come back and talk to me again about a healthy economy when all the food banks have given up and gone home because no-one needs them any more.
There is more to a healthy economy than GDP growth.
"During the bank bailout, the government issued £124bn in loans and share purchases. It spent between £310bn and £410bn across two years on the pandemic… …The fact that this spending did not cause an economic crisis (though some elements were inflationary) is a partial vindication of modern monetary theory, which states that the government does not have to raise all the money it spends. And £100bn costs a lot less than state failure."
UK inflation stays at 8.7% despite hopes of a fall - BBC News (www.bbc.co.uk)
Food prices remain stubbornly high, cost of living crisis is really starting to bite....