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美国次贷危机爆发以来,美国当局采取了一系列超常规的措施拯救金融市场,阻止经济下滑,并对金融变革规划了初步蓝图。这些措施不可能有立竿见影的奇效,美国经济低迷状态仍将持续一段时间,而且仍有反复濒临衰退的可能。但长期效果不应低估。不应夸大危机对美国经济地位的冲击力,美国金融及金融监管存在严重漏洞,但不是不治之症。不应全盘否定美国金融的发展路径和监管制度。美国陷入日本式的长期低谷的可能性也不大。
Since the outbreak of the subprime crisis in the United States, the U.S. authorities took a series of extraordinary measures to rescue the financial market, stop the economic downturn and plan a preliminary blueprint for financial reform. These measures can not have an immediate miracle, the U.S. economic downturn will continue for some time, and there is still the possibility of repeated approaching a recession. However, long-term effects should not be underestimated. The impact of the crisis on the economic status of the United States should not be exaggerated. The United States has serious loopholes in its financial and financial supervision, but it is not an incurable disease. The development path and regulatory system of U.S. finance should not be negated in a holistic manner. The possibility of the United States falling into the long-term Japanese-style downturn is not great.