Leverett Samuel Lyon (1885–1959) was an American economist, lawyer, and business executive who wrote extensively on the economic and administrative landscapes of the United States. His professional life bridged multiple disciplines, allowing him to analyze complex systems from legal, financial, and organizational perspectives.
Lyon's written contributions spanned several key areas, including education, government, marketing, and broader economic life. He is particularly recognized for his scholarly and analytical works concerning the National Recovery Administration, a major New Deal agency. Through these writings, Lyon provided valuable contemporary insights into the relationship between government regulation and private enterprise during a transformative period in American history.
