What are the four aspects of Roosevelt's New Deal?

In the face of the chaos of the American economic crisis, the 37th President of the United States, Roosevelt, came to power and vigorously promoted the "New Deal". The main contents of the "New Deal" are (1) to rectify and reform finance, rectify bankrupt banks, make bank capital highly concentrated, provide subsidies and loans for the opening of major banks, restore depositors' trust in banks, abandon the gold standard, devalue the dollar, and prohibit the export of gold. In order to strengthen the competitiveness of American goods in the world market. (2) Adjust industrial production, supervise production, adjust commercial finance, and stipulate industrial output and market distribution price, so as to adjust industrial production and avoid blind competition and overproduction. (3) Restrict agricultural production, reduce the scale of agricultural production in a planned way, and destroy "surplus" agricultural products, so as to raise the prices of agricultural products and overcome the agricultural production crisis. (4) Adjust labor relations. Organize public works and social relief. Give workers the right to form trade unions and bargain collectively with capitalists. Capitalists must not prohibit workers from going on strike. Regulate labor disputes. Set the maximum working hours per week and the minimum wage per hour for workers. Prohibit the use of child labor. Provide unemployment benefits and pensions for the unemployed and the elderly. Allocate a large amount of funds to start working, provide employment opportunities for a large number of unemployed people and increase social purchasing power.