None whatsoever.
What's discouraging is that groups like the Bank for International Settlements have warned about overreliance on short-term stimulus since 2014-15, yet that is one of the reasons we've gotten into this problem. We resort only to short-term monetary and fiscal stimulus to create growth. We don't look at creating the conditions for innovation, entrepreneurship or the growth of small businesses—what's called gazelles—into larger businesses. That's where real growth comes from in the longer term.
In fact, the BIS repeatedly noted that to the degree you rely on short-term fiscal and monetary stimulus, you actually subtract from growth in the long term. After 10 years of slow growth, guess what. We're living in the long term.