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<h2>What we found</h2>
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    <li><span class="fB fcDarkBlue">Unemployment:</span> On average, the panelists predict that the unemployment rate will slip to 5.7 percent a year from now. <a href="http://www.bankrate.com/finance/economics/economic-survey-0614.aspx">In our last survey</a>,  conducted three months ago, the economists saw joblessness slipping to 6  percent 12 months down the road. The Labor Department most recently  pegged the unemployment rate at 6.2 percent, in July.</li>
    <li><span class="fB fcDarkBlue">Hiring:</span> The economists,  on average, expect payrolls to expand by a monthly average of nearly  219,000 jobs over the next 12 months. That's slightly above the pace  seen over the course of the past year and in July, when payrolls grew by  209,000 jobs.</li>
    <li><span class="fB fcDarkBlue">Wages:</span> An overwhelming  number of the economists -- 23 out of 26 -- answered &quot;yes&quot; when asked if  they think we'll see acceleration in U.S. wage growth over the next 12  months.</li>
    <li><span class="fB fcDarkBlue">Labor force:</span> Not much  change is expected in labor force participation, which is the number of  people working or looking for work. The panelists, on average, see the  participation rate rising to 63 percent 12 months from now. That's  compared with the 62.9 percent participation that the government  reported for July. Labor force participation is being watched closely,  in part, because it has dropped to the lowest level in decades.</li>
    <li><span class="fB fcDarkBlue">Economic growth:</span> The  group, on average, sees gross domestic product expanding at an annual  rate of 2.95 percent one year from now. That's above what the Federal  Reserve essentially considers &quot;normal,&quot; but it's down slightly from our  second-quarter survey, when the panel members looked for growth of 3.05  percent 12 months out.</li>
    <li><span class="fB fcDarkBlue">Federal Reserve:</span> If the  economists have it right, you can look for the Federal Reserve to start  raising interest rates again in June 2015. That was the average estimate  and also the most common response. The earliest estimate was September  2014 while the latest guess was June 2016. We also asked, &quot;Are you  concerned that the Federal Reserve might be falling behind the interest  rate curve, given recent economic and inflation reports?&quot; Most (14) said  &quot;no,&quot; but 12 of the 26 economists answered &quot;yes,&quot; indicating their  concern.</li>
    <li><span class="fB fcDarkBlue">Global tensions:</span> We asked  whether the crises in Ukraine and the Middle East would likely have an  adverse effect on the global or U.S. economy. Seventeen economists  answered &quot;yes,&quot; while the remaining nine said &quot;no</li>
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