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* Part of FDR's acceptance speech at the Democratic convention in 1932* He promised RELIEF for people out of work; RECOVERY for business and the economy as a whole, and REFORM of American economic institutions* FDR's promise to help the "forgotten man at the bottom of the economic pyramid"* FDR had a group of professors help him with this policy, they were known as the Brain Trust
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