Of course, Wall Street (whose interests the US Treasury represents) profits from capital market liberalization: they make money as capital flows in, as it flows out, and in the restructuring that occurs in the resulting havoc. In South Korea, the IMF urged the sale of the country’s banks to American investors, even though Koreans had managed their own economy impressively for four decades, with higher growth, more stability, and without the systemic scandals that have marked US financial markets with such frequency.
当然，华尔街(美国财政部代表了华尔街的利益)从资本市场开放中获益。当资本流入流出并且在随后混乱中的重组的时候，华尔街从中受益。韩国人自己在过去四十年中管理经济出色，具有更高的经济增长和更大的稳定，也没有美国金融市场如此频繁的丑闻。尽管如此，国际货币基金组织还是敦促其将银行出售给美国的投资者。