Alfred W. Lawson

Alfred W. Lawson was an American businessman, inventor, and author, known primarily for his unconventional theories on aviation and economics in the early 20th century. He proposed a unique approach to flight, advocating the use of large, lighter-than-air vehicles and developing designs for various aircraft. Lawson was also a proponent of a controversial economic theory called "Lawsonomy," which focused on using natural resources efficiently and achieving sustainable production. Though his ideas were often considered ahead of their time, they significantly contributed to discussions in aviation and economic science, highlighting the need for innovative thinking in these fields.