Yaron Azrieli

Yaron Azrieli works in economic theory, using mathematical and game-theoretic models to study topics such as voting systems, contests, mechanism design, and how incentives affect behavior in experiments. Much of the work is abstract and formal, aiming to understand when rules for collective decision-making (like voting or resource allocation) are stable, fair, or effectively designed given the information and motivations of the people involved. This research is largely theoretical rather than based on new data collection or lab experiments.

Publication output has been modest and fairly irregular over the last decade, with occasional gaps (e.g., 2020, 2023) followed by renewed activity in 2024-2025, averaging just over one publication per year in the last five years.

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