Trump's economic performance is largely cyclical rather than structural. Because he has really not been able to establish a sovereign, national, integrated, industrial economy. He’s made inroads with steel and aluminum tariffs. He has imposed tariffs on the small manufacture from China but it's all been pretty scattershot.
His MCA FTA agreement was a disaster, for the U.S. and Canada, a complete sell out to the NeoCons, as was his regressive tax bill. The figures do not show the amount of pain in the economy, especially for older workers of the traditional manufacturing sector and in trades.
It also does not reflect the state of the workplace which has been decimated by 5 decades of free trade, monetarism, deregulation, privatization. It is dominated at one end by service and retail jobs, low payed, insecure, transient, without benefits or pensions. And by vastly over rewarded jobs in financial and tech sectors. All of which have led to polarization of wealth which is disastrous for a homogenous, positive national culture.
But he's out there proposing solutions that we haven't seen since the 1950s.