"post covid"The US' economy had one of the best recoveries of all the first world countries post covid.
anyway, the US economy is one of the largest economies in the world and will tend to quickly recover from disruptions, especially ones that are imposed by public health measures rather than liquidity crises or other more organic features of the economy. whether that recovery will be of much relevance to the mass of people is another question. It doesn't have the growth rate of China or the life expectancy of Cuba, but it does have hundreds of years of industrial development to get through de-industrializing before becoming an irrelevant service economy for the comfort of a finance sector that owns things in other countries. (yes, I'm exaggerating, but less so than should be comfortable)