Stuart Chase

Stuart Chase was an American economist, author, and social critic active in the early to mid-20th century. He was known for analyzing economic systems and advocating for social reform, emphasizing the importance of understanding money, industry, and government influence on society. Chase co-founded the organization that became the U.S. Consumer Advisory Board and wrote influential books like "The Tragedy of the Common Man." His work aimed to promote a fairer distribution of resources and better economic policies, making complex issues understandable and encouraging informed civic participation.