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Diya taught 6 days ago
The Student reviewed economics questions related to chewing gum demand in Scotland and electricity production by a monopoly. The session covered calculating total revenue, elasticity of demand, profit maximization, and understanding deadweight loss. The Student was assigned to complete additional questions for the next session.
Total Revenue Calculation and Maximization
Price Elasticity of Demand
Monopoly and Deadweight Loss
Consumer and Producer Surplus
Graphing Economic Concepts
Diya taught 10 days ago
The session covered monopoly pricing strategies, including single-price monopoly, two-part tariff, and block pricing. The student practiced calculating profit-maximizing prices, quantities, and profits under different scenarios. The tutor assigned a question from assignment six for further practice and emphasized revising concepts and practicing diagram labeling for the upcoming exam.
Single-Price Monopoly
Inverse Demand Function
Two-Part Tariff Strategy
Perfectly Discriminating Monopoly
Block Pricing
Marginal Revenue and Marginal Cost
Kajal taught 10 days ago
The session covered different types of elasticity of demand, including price, income, and cross-price elasticity. The Student learned about the degrees of elasticity and how they apply to various goods like normal, inferior, substitute, and complementary goods. The Tutor assigned reviewing the elasticity of supply topic before the next session.
Price Elasticity of Demand (PED)
Degrees of Price Elasticity of Demand
Income Elasticity of Demand (YED)
Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand
SHREYA taught 11 days ago
The Tutor and Student discussed social insurance programs, mandated benefits, and income distribution, including the Lorenz curve and Gini coefficient. They analyzed the effects of mandated benefits on labor demand and supply. The session concluded with plans to continue the lesson at a later time.
Social Insurance Programs
Mandated Benefits and Labor Market Effects
Lorenz Curve
Gini Coefficient
Capital and Financial Markets: Risk Aversion
Physical vs. Financial Capital & Depreciation
Debt
Mortgage
Kajal taught 12 days ago
The Student and Tutor reviewed macroeconomic principles, including the AD-AS model, circular flow of the economy, and calculations related to national income. The student practiced applying formulas to compute economic indicators. The tutor assigned homework involving additional questions on aggregate demand and supply, including analyzing the impact of the European Central Bank's monetary policy.
Aggregate Demand-Aggregate Supply (AD-AS) Model
Adverse Supply Shock
Active Stabilization Policy
Circular Flow Model (Two
Three and Four Sector)
National Income Accounting
Marginal Propensities (MPS
MPM
khushi taught 12 days ago
The session covered the characteristics of monopolies and how they differ from perfectly competitive firms. The Student practiced identifying profit-maximizing conditions for monopolies and explored the role of public policy in regulating monopolies. The follow-up includes reviewing notes on perfect competition and monopolies and completing topic-wise questions to solidify understanding.
Monopolist Demand Curve
Profit Maximization for a Monopolist
Marginal Revenue (MR) Curve vs. Demand Curve
Total Revenue (TR) Curve: Price and Quantity Effects
Monopoly and Public Policy: Preventing Monopolies
Dealing with Natural Monopolies: Public Ownership
Dealing with Natural Monopolies: Price Regulation
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Economics is a social science that explores how people and organizations produce, distribute, and consume goods. In the U.S., the demand for economics graduates is growing, with job opportunities expected to rise by 13%. This makes economics a popular degree choice, leading to careers as economists, market analysts, policy analysts, or financial managers.
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