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Caterina Pavese, Ph.D.

Economist

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Caterina Pavese, Ph.D., Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, ifo Zentrum für Bildungsökonomik

Main Focus

  • Research

Professional Experience

since 11/2022

Economist, ifo Center for the Economics of Education

04/2021-10/2022

Post-doc, University of Padua 

Recent Publications

Publication 2023

Caterina Pavese, Enrico Rubolino

Publication 2023

Vera Freundl, Elena Meschi, Caterina Pavese

ifo Schnelldienst, 2023, 76, Nr. 12, 32-37

Publication 2023

Elena Meschi, Caterina Pavese

Labour Economics 85 (102450)

  • Contributions to Refereed Journals
      • Contribution in Refereed Journal
        Austerity harmed student achievement
        Caterina Pavese, Enrico Rubolino
        2023
      • Contribution in Refereed Journal
        Ability Composition in the Class and the School Performance of Immigrant Students
        Elena Meschi, Caterina Pavese
        2023
        Labour Economics 85 (102450)
      • Contribution in Refereed Journal
        Impact of early childcare on educational performance of immigrant children
        Luca Corazzini, Elena Meschi, Caterina Pavese
        2021
        Economics of Education Review 85, 102181
  • Working Papers
  • Further Publications
  • Projects
  • Events
  • Press releases
      • Press release 12 January 2024

        Immigrant children’s academic performance suffers particularly when their class at school has a large number of low performers. This applies to pupils who come from a disadvantaged background, have a lower level of academic achievement, do not speak the local language at home, or whose parents were both born abroad. These are findings of researchers from the ifo Institute and the University of Milano-Bicocca based on data from Italy.

      • Press release 12 January 2024

        Les enfants d’immigrés obtiennent de moins bons résultats lorsqu’ils sont dans une classe comprenant de nombreux élèves en difficulté. Ce constat est observé chez les élèves issus de milieux défavorisés, ceux qui ont un faible niveau sco-laire, qui ne parlent pas la langue du pays d’accueil à la maison ou dont les deux parents sont nés à l’étranger. En revanche, la proportion d’élèves en difficulté n’a pas d’effet négatif sur les enfants de migrants plus favorisés. C’est le résultat de l’étude réalisée par les chercheuses de l’Institut ifo et de l’université de Milan-Bicocca sur la base de données provenant d’Italie.

  • Academic Background
    • 09/2016 - 02/2020  PhD in Economics, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
       

  • Short Term Visiting Positions
    • 01/2019- 09/2019 Visiting PhD students, UCL London

  • Scholarships, Awards and Prizes
    • VisitINPS Fellowship, INPS, (EUR 4,000)

  • Referee Reports
    • Economics of Education Review, Health Economics, Education Economics, Plos One, The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, The Italian Journal of Public Economics and Law

  • Teaching
    • a.y. 2021 and 2022: Instructor for “Economics of Education” (in English – II year Master students) University of Padua 

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