Professor Edmund Cannon

M.A.(Oxon), D.Phil.(Oxon.)

Professor of Economics, Department of Economics

EmailEdmund.Cannon@bristol.ac.uk

BS8 1TU

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Research interests

Edmund Cannon's research is predominantly in applied economics on the boundaries between microeconomics and macroeconomics. He has published research on long-run economic development, regional growth rates and money illusion. Currently he has two main areas of research (which are unrelated to each other): (i) historical grain markets and the causes and consequences of more efficient and integrated markets; (ii) pensions, particularly the annuity market, and other types of insurance. He is a leading economist on the topic of annuities on which topic he has written a book with Ian Tonks (School of Accounting and Finance at Bristol) and advised the UK government.

Prof Cannon has a strong commitment to the idea that teaching and research are complementary and is on the Executive Group of the Economics Network, which promotes good teaching practice in higher education. He has done several small pieces of pedagogical research.

External positions

Visiting Professor at the University of Verona

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Projects

3 Finished

OPTIMAL CONSUMPTION PATTERS OF THE RETIRED WITH NON-INCOME RISKS: IMPLICATIONS FOR AN AGING POPULATION

Cannon, E.

1/01/01 → 1/01/02

Project: Research

Optimal Consumption Patterns of the Retired with Non-income risk: implications for an Ageing Population

Tonks, I. & Cannon, E.

1/09/00 → 31/08/02

Project: Research

AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF MARKET INTEGRATION IN THE INDUSTIRAL REVOLUTION

Cannon, E.

1/11/99 → 1/11/00

Project: Research

Research Output

19 Article (Academic Journal)
2 Authored book
2 Chapter in a book
1 Scholarly edition
2 More
- 1 Book/Film/Article review (Academic Journal)
- 1 Other contribution

A case study of corn sales: Harston Manor’s corn book 1823-42

Brunt, L. & Cannon, E., 31 Jan 2019, Stocks, seasons and sales: food supply, storage and markets in Europe and the New World, c 1600-2000. Ronsijn, W., Mignemi, N. & Herment, L. (eds.). Brepols Publishers, p. 61-75 16 p. (CORN; vol. 17).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter in a book

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