It absolutely is not and the mistake we made over that era was to increase our debt-to-GDP ratio to have deficits that were in the high single digits as a per cent of GDP and those are certainly mistakes we don't want to repeat.
To make the context of today's 30% debt-to-GDP ratio in the context of the 1990s we would have to add over $900 billion of debt to get back to the 1990s level of debt-to GDP, but then we're at an interest rate environment that is less than one-third of what we had in the 1990s, so the idea that the 1990s is a relevant threat for today is simply not in the numbers.
I prefer to focus on the challenges that we face today, whether it's poverty, inclusive growth or making sure we have an economy that benefits everyone.