One year on from it being signed into law, the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protect Act is on track to meet its promise. Critics attack it, but the act allows financial institutions to perform the vital function of accumulating capital and making it available to the productive elements in our society, while minimising the likelihood of irresponsible practices that contribute little to productive economic activity.
在簽署生效一年後，《華爾街改革與消費者保護法案》(Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protect Act)即將兌現其承諾（編者按：該法案於2010年7月21日簽署生效）。批評者對它進行攻擊，但該法案讓金融機構得以發揮其關鍵職能：積累資金並將其提供給社會中具有生產力的要素，同時把無助於生產性經濟活動的不負責任行爲的可能性降至最低。
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