How can Wall Street escape its ‘dead end’?

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“…[I]t used to be that Wall Street was supposed to be about providing capital to build the wealth of America, enterprise in America, jobs in America – and it’s become much more about money making money…And even John Snow, George W. Bush’s Treasury Secretary, [has] said…that we ‘overdid finance versus the real economy.'”
-Phil Angelides, chairman of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, in a February 13 radio interview

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