Now these themes have been picked up by Dan Tarullo, an influential member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. In an important recent speech, Tarullo called for a cap on the size of America’s largest banks, to limit their non-deposit liabilities as a percentage of GDP – an entirely sensible approach, and one that fits with legislation that has been proposed by two congressmen, Senator Sherrod Brown and Representative Brad Miller.
如今，这些问题被极有影响力的美联储董事会成员丹·塔鲁罗（Dan Tarullo）所提出。在最近的一次重要演讲中，塔鲁罗呼吁为美国大银行施加规模上限，以限制它们的非存款负债占GDP的比重——这是非常明智的意见，也与参议员谢罗德·布朗（Sherrod Brown）和众议员布拉德·米勒（Brad Miller）所提出的立法方案相合。