The Agricultural Adjustment Act was a federal law passed by he United States government that implements the restricted production of produce so as to increase the prices of crops. This is done in such a way that there is no surplus production on the part of the farmers.
This <u>1933 Act provides farmers with subsidies, such as providing financial aid in exchange for limiting their crop production.</u> This way, they can ensure that there is no excessive production and also ensure that the prices of such crops are increases, and thus, help increase the revenue. This also ensures that the farmers incur any loss on their part when they are asked to destroy their crops to keep the production within the limited amount/ level.
Thus, the <u>correct answer is distribution of aid</u> such as livestock and financial aid.
