I am a Zuckerman postdoctoral fellow in the game theory group at the Technion.
My research interests lie primarily in microeconomic theory, especially social learning, social choice, and mechanism design. My current work is focused on social learning on networks, and in particular on the role of network structure in determining the quality of long-term population-level outcomes.
Feel free to reach out (whanncar@gmail.com), especially if you want to chat about research!
"Project Selection with Partially Verifiable Information"
Sumit Goel, Wade Hann-Caruthers, R&R at Mathematical Social Sciences, presented at Conference on Web and Internet Economics (WINE 2022)
"Multi-agent contract design with independent trials: Winners-take-all based on weight and priority"
Sumit Goel, Wade Hann-Caruthers
"Cascading mechanisms"
Wade Hann-Caruthers, Alejandro Robinson-Cortés