From the year 1932, the North American President Roosevelt implemented a set of measures called the New Deal. This set of measures was called a rev...

From the year 1932, the North American President Roosevelt implemented a set of measures called the New Deal. This set of measures was called a revolution because it was a revolution in terms of ideas, but not in its economic part. It was not an economic revolution because

a. the volume of resources destined for economic recovery was small and benefited only industrialized regions.
b. there was no change in the right to private property, and the same class structure was maintained.
c. workers and rural producers did not have any significant gains, since the benefits reached only the middle classes.
d. the main causes of the crisis - the large oligopolistic conglomerates - were the ones who received the most resources from the American government.
e. direct investments were privileged in traditional economic agents, such as large banking houses and major corporations.