What measures for overcoming the crisis were proposed by Hoover and Roosevelt?

In the early days of the crisis until 1933, when Hoover was in power, a policy of non-intervention in the economy was pursued. According to the president, all issues should be resolved by market levers.

With the coming to power of Franklin Roosevelt, the situation changed radically. It was based on the principle of state regulation of the economy. This consisted in the following:

Mass public works were organized with the involvement of a large number of Americans. The construction of schools, bridges, roads began.
There was the establishment of a maximum limit on food prices.
Laws were passed regarding the operation of banks and lending to the population.
This policy quickly yielded results.