Leon Henderson

Leon Henderson was an influential American economist and government official during the 1930s and early 1940s. He served as the Administrator of the Office of Price Administration under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, where he helped control inflation and stabilize prices during World War II. Henderson was known for his expertise in economic policy and efforts to manage the wartime economy, balancing the needs of the government, businesses, and consumers. His work was crucial in maintaining economic stability during a turbulent period, although some policies faced criticism for their impact on consumers and industries.