由于制度设计的差异,中国政府干预经济的内容主要体现在政策、方针、计划等一些政府文本中,而在美国则以法案的形式由政府或议员向国会提出,经参众两院审议通过并经总统签署后,政府干预经济的措施方可实施。有鉴于此,本文试图通过对金融危机中美国法案的研究揭示美国金融监管的新举措、新动向,更多的从法学的角度而非经济学的角度来看待美国金融监管。 Due to the differences in system design, the Chinese government intervened in the economy mainly in some government texts, such as policies, guidelines and plans. In the United States, the government or parliamentarians proposed to the Diet in the form of bills, After the President signed, the government intervention in the economy can be implemented. In view of this, this article attempts to reveal the new measures and new trends of the U.S. financial supervision through the study of the U.S. bills in the financial crisis, and more of the U.S. financial regulation from a legal perspective rather than an economic perspective.