If the economy grows at 3.9% and that is considered lackluster, what is considered a great rate of growth?

Question

What is considered a suitable rate of annual growth of the US GDP?

Answer 1

Real GDP growth should average about 3 percent per year with a labor force growth about 1% percent, but part of the time the economy is in recession so to average 3% it must do better than that during economic good times. 5 or 6 percent is considered good. see chart at
http://www.economagic.com/em-cgi/charter.exe/var/rgdp-qtrchg

Answer 2

3%.

However, when an economy comes out of recession, it should be more. Like 6% inj the first year.