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khushi taught 7 days ago
The Student and Tutor reviewed concepts of micro and macroeconomics, demand and supply, determinants and how shifts and movement occurs in the demand and supply curve. The Student practiced applying these concepts through multiple-choice questions. The Student will send practice test screenshots after class to help the Tutor prepare for future sessions.
Macroeconomics vs. Microeconomics
Economic Resources (Factors of Production)
Production Possibility Frontier (PPF)
Marginal Benefit (MB) and Marginal Cost (MC)
Demand and the Law of Demand
Determinants of Demand (Shifting the Demand Curve)
Supply
the Law of Supply
khushi taught 8 days ago
The Tutor and Student covered inputs, factors of production, fixed vs. variable inputs, and diminishing marginal returns. The student created production schedules, and total product curves and explored cost curves, including fixed, variable, total, average, and marginal costs. The Student will complete topic questions for the chapter and start decision-making and rational consumer chapters.
Factors of Production
Fixed vs. Variable Inputs
Production Function
Marginal Product of Labor (MPL)
Diminishing Marginal Returns to Labor
Types of Costs: Fixed
Variable
and Total
Diya taught 8 days ago
The Student and Tutor reviewed key macroeconomic concepts, including disposable income, consumption functions, aggregate demand, and fiscal and monetary policy. The session involved explaining the factors influencing consumption, the shape of the aggregate demand curve, and the effects of government and central bank policies on economic activity. The Tutor plans to send detailed notes after the class and will cover specific topics from Chapter 7 in the next session.
Disposable Income and Consumption Function
Shifts in the Consumption Function
Aggregate Demand (AD)
Wealth Effect and Interest Rate Effect
Fiscal and Monetary Policy
Aggregate Supply: Short Run vs. Long Run
Factors Shifting Short-Run Aggregate Supply
Diya taught 9 days ago
The session focused on the characteristics of a monopoly, including non-discriminating pricing, inverse demand, and profit maximization. The student learned about total and marginal revenue, cost functions, consumer and producer surplus, and dead weight loss. The Tutor assigned to revise the concepts of monopoly and plan to review diagrams and basic integration and then start fresh with the concepts themselves.
Monopolist Definition and Single Pricing
Inverse Demand Function
Total Revenue and Marginal Revenue
Cost and Marginal Cost
Profit Maximization for a Monopolist
Consumer and Producer Surplus
Deadweight Loss in Monopoly
khushi taught 10 days ago
The Student and Tutor reviewed externalities, including private vs. social costs/benefits, government policies, and emission taxes. They analyzed graphs illustrating emission taxes, environmental standards, and positive/negative externalities, along with Pigouvian taxes and subsidies. The Student was assigned practice problems on externalities from past papers to complete for the next session, focusing on problem-solving and doubt clarification.
Environmental Standards vs. Emission Taxes
Positive Externalities: Flu Shot Example
Pigouvian Subsidy
Negative Externalities: Livestock Example
Pigouvian Tax
Network Externalities
Diya taught 11 days ago
The Student and Tutor reviewed duopoly models including Cournot and Bertrand competition, and collusion. The Student practiced solving problems related to optimal output, pricing, and profit calculation under different competitive scenarios. The Tutor assigned homework involving completing the remaining parts of the problem set and will send the completed assignment and theory answers by the next session.
Cournot Competition
Collusion and Cartels
Bertrand Competition
Nash Equilibrium
Dominant Strategy
Game Theory Payoff Matrix
How to get started with econometrics
All about learning econometrics
Econometrics applies statistical and mathematical models to economic data to analyze relationships and make predictions. It is essential for fields like finance, policy analysis, and market research.
Mastering econometrics helps students develop data-driven decision-making skills and prepares them for careers in economics, analytics, and quantitative research.
Many students struggle with understanding regression models, interpreting coefficients, and applying statistical methods. Concepts like ordinary least squares (OLS), heteroskedasticity, and endogeneity can be challenging without a strong foundation in statistics.
To learn econometrics effectively, students should start with textbooks like Wooldridge’s “Introductory Econometrics” and Stock & Watson’s “Introduction to Econometrics” to build theoretical understanding. Online courses (Coursera, edX, MIT OpenCourseWare) provide structured lessons and video tutorials.
Practicing with real-world datasets using software like Stata, R, Python, or EViews is essential for applying concepts. Study groups and econometrics tutoring provide additional support for mastering complex topics.
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