There's nothing to monitor yet (on the economy and jobs) except what Reich talks about.  Since governing requires a global (i.e., everything) perspective (the economy isn't separate from politics isn't separate from foreign affairs isn't separate from environmental catastrophe, etc.), it's not possible to agree (and just how likely is agreement on anything after this last campaign?) in advance to a set of abstract metrics.  As Trump begins "governing" (i.e., practicing the Art of the Deal with the Constitution and nukes), then some themes will emerge.  Conceivably, some will put him in a good light.  I think the Taiwan thing might turn out to have been a good shot, although I seriously doubt Trump ever thought it through.  (Why? Because he's never given given any sign he thinks anything out, in the old-fashioned sense of studying evidence, consulting experts, and having his views challenged by others.).  I haven't seen a single other thing that I'd give him good marks for.