Caterina Muratori

Caterina Muratori is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Barcelona and the Barcelona Institute of Economics (IEB), supported by an ERC Advanced Grant. She is also a Fellow at the Center for Health Economics and Policy Studies (CHEPS) and the Global Labor Organization (GLO).

• Ph.D. in Economics – University of Torino, Collegio Carlo Alberto & University of Reading

Her research focuses on health economics, gender economics, and labor economics. She applies empirical methods in applied microeconomics to study public policy impacts on health, education, and labor market outcomes. Her work bridges economic theory with real-world policy evaluation.

The recent publications highlight her work in two major areas: the impact of e-cigarette regulations on tobacco use and learning loss in mathematics during the pandemic. These reflect a broader interest in public health policy and education economics, particularly in assessing policy effectiveness and equity implications.

She is affiliated with key research networks advancing health and labor economics globally.

She has not listed any formal advisees or grants beyond her ERC affiliation. No scientific awards are mentioned in the provided material.

She is actively contributing to policy-relevant economic research through interdisciplinary collaborations and high-impact publications.