美国总统布什10月14日晚宣布,美国政府将动用救市方案中的2500亿美元直接购买金融机构股份,以此促进金融市场恢复运转。由于这一动作具有“国有化”性质,布什强调,此举是重要的短期措施,并不是旨在接管美国的“自由市场”。而冷战后盛行全球的经济自由主义即新自由主义理论,遭遇了自它诞生以来最严重的挑战。面对目前的金融风暴,刚刚获得今年诺贝尔经济学奖的美国经济学家保罗·克鲁格曼认为,抑制金融危机最好的方法是对资本项目进行严格的管制。这位曾成功 U.S. President Bush announced on the evening of October 14 that the U.S. government will use 250 billion U.S. dollars of the bailout package to directly purchase shares of financial institutions, so as to facilitate the resumption of the financial markets. Due to the “nationalization” nature of this move, Bush stressed that the move is an important short-term measure and is not intended to take over the “free market” of the United States. The global economic liberalism, neoliberal theory prevailing after the Cold War has encountered the most serious challenge since its inception. In the face of the current financial crisis, Paul Krugman, a U.S. economist who just won this year's Nobel Prize in economics, believes that the best way to contain the financial crisis is to exercise strict controls over capital projects. This man has succeeded