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The Wall Street Journal's Forecasting Survey

December 10, 2009

In the latest survey, 60% of the economists believe that the government should pursue policies to spur more hiring. However, they were divided on what action the government should take. 36% thought that the best thing the government could do was to lessen uncertainty about its energy, health and tax policy while 21% suggested more aid to state and local governments and 15% backed some sort of tax credit for new hiring.

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