Frederick H. deB. Harris is the John B. McKinnon Professor of Management, Economics and Finance at the Schools of Business, Wake Forest University and a frequent Visiting Professorial Fellow at the Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales, Sydney, AU. His specialties are pricing tactics and capacity planning in product markets as well as price discovery in financial markets. He has taught integrative managerial economics Core courses and elective B.A., B.S., M.S., M.B.A., and Ph.D. courses at Wake Forest, the University of Texas, William and Mary, the University of Virginia and at several universities in France, Germany, and Australia. Professor Harris has won two School-wide Educator of the Year awards and two Researcher of the Year awards. Other recognitions include Outstanding Faculty (Inc., 1998 and 2001), Most Popular Courses (Business Week on-Line, 2000-2001), Outstanding Faculty (Business Week's Guide to the Best Business Schools, 1997-2004), Board of Associate Editors (Journal of Industrial Economics, 1988-2003), and the Runner-up Prize (European Corporate Governance Institute, 2007). Fifty publications have appeared in the leading journals in Economics, Finance, Operations and Marketing such as the Review of Economics and Statistics, the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, and the Journal of Operations Management. He also writes with practitioners in INFORMS's Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management, in the AMA's Marketing Management, and in the Journal of Trading from Institutional Investor Inc. Professor Harris holds a 1981 Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Virginia for a thesis on Value-Maximizing Operating Decisions: Structure-Performance Hypotheses. He earned a Dartmouth College A.B. with disctinction in Economics. He was captain of the Dartmouth Sailing team and remains an avid racing dinghy sailor.