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影响金融市场25大名人[二] 　　由次贷危机所引发的经济危机席卷全球，许多国家、地区都采取了各种手段来应对这种危机，而在其中，拥有强力话语权和强势经济地位的精英分子，也开始以实际行动展开应对危机的活动。 　　 　　Jim Cramer 　　Host of CNBC’s Mad Money 　　The market’s mania during this financial crisis has been channeled well through Mad Money’s Jim Cramer, who covers the ups and (more often) the downs of the stock world with a trademark brand of enthusiasm and, lately, a shot of outrage. 　　 　　Prince Alwaleed bin Talal 　　Chairman and CEO, Saudi Arabia Kingdom Holding Co. 　　Alwaleed, who began building his fortune in his native Saudi Arabia, became a celebrity in the financial world when he bailed out the flagging Citigroup predecessor Citicorp with a $590 million investment. Since then, he has made high-profile investments in companies including Euro Disney, Apple, and Newscorp. 　　 　　Eric Schmidt 　　Chairman and CEO, Google 　　While Google’s stock fell and even cut into Schmidt’s net worth, the Web company continues to dominate Web search and related ads. Schmidt extended his reach by backing Obama for president, emerging as a trusted adviser who pushes for spending on renewable energy and conservation. 　　 　　Meredith Whitney 　　Analyst, Oppenheimer 　　Ever since her gutsy―but accurate―prediction that Citigroup’s problems were far graver than many thought and would force the financial behemoth to cut its dividend, Oppenheimer’s Meredith Whitney has been considered one of Wall Street’s sharpest minds on the financial crisis. 　　 　　Steve Jobs 　　CEO, Apple Inc. 　　It’s hard to think of a company more tied to its CEO. Apple under Jobs has had a nearly unbroken winning streak of selling premium products. It’s no surprise Apple’s stock was buffeted when ill health forced Jobs to temporarily step aside. 　　 　　Austan Goolsbee 　　Chief economist, President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board 　　People on the right can love this liberal economist who is a professor at the University of Chicago School of Business. Conservative columnist George F. Will praised Goolsbee’