Reshu Varshney
Economics Tutor Specializing in Finance, Accounting, and Market Analysis
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Reshu Varshney
Masters degree
/ 55 min
About your economics tutor
Hello! I'm Reshu Varshney, a passionate tutor specializing in Business & Economics with more than 5 years of experience. My teaching philosophy revolves around making complex concepts simple for students to grasp easily. I believe in interactive learning, where students actively participate to enhance their understanding. I use various teaching methodologies to teach students like PPT,quizzes and case studies. I cater to students from College, School, Adult/Professional, and all levels. Let's dive into Economics, Finance, Accounting, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, and Business together!
Academic expertise of your economics tutor
Exam prep
Test prep
GCSE (UK)
Grade improvement
Case study analysis
Concepts learning
Visual learning
A-Levels (UK)
Economics class quick guide
As an Economics, Finance, and Accounting tutor, I tailor my teaching methodology to each student's individual needs and learning style. I engage students in interactive discussions, practical simulations, and case studies to help them apply economic theories to real-world scenarios. By connecting concepts to their personal experiences and interests, such as their favorite companies or markets, I make learning more relevant and engaging. Through analytical approaches and business simulation games, I ensure that students gain a deep understanding of the subject matter and develop critical thinking skills for success in their academic and professional endeavors.
Economics concepts taught by Reshu
The Tutor and Student worked through numerical problems related to the Kaya identity, focusing on calculating emission changes based on different growth factors. They distinguished between using addition for percentage changes and multiplication for emission levels. The Student was assigned to review the formula sheet, and they scheduled follow-up sessions to cover additional material.
Capital Share of Income in the Solow Model
Direct Emission Computation
Calculating Total Energy Used from GDP and Energy Intensity
Zero Growth Emission Path: Determining Carbon Intensity Reduction
Net Emission Change Calculation with Percentage Changes
Kaya Identity Numerical: Emission Level Computation
Kaya Identity Numerical: Emission Change Calculation
The session analyzed the impact of temperature and rainfall on labor allocation using a panel approach, discussed the Kaya identity for understanding carbon emissions, and explored mechanisms affecting labor mobility. The Student will email the exam format to the Tutor, who will then create a practice worksheet on the Solow model. The Tutor will update their availability schedule.
Clean Energy Financing for Developing Countries
Kaya Identity and Drivers of Carbon Emissions
Mechanisms Linking Temperature and Labor
Fixed Effects vs. Region Year Trends
Panel Approach & Temperature's Effect on Labor
The session covered the impact of rising temperatures and urbanization on labor allocation in India, analyzing data from 1961 to 2011. The Tutor explained concepts like income elasticity and correlation, relating them to economic trends in India. The Student will receive slides for a detailed explanation of the concepts discussed, and continue the session at a later date.
Shift from Agriculture to Non-Agriculture
Temperature and Precipitation Trends in India
Panel Data Equation for Labor Share and Urbanization
Impact of Heat on Sectoral Labor Allocation
Income Elasticity of Demand
Correlation Between Temperature Change and Non-Agricultural Employment
The Tutor and Student reviewed a previous problem on population density and then moved on to a midterm question about health, productivity, and policy in a low-income country. They discussed the theoretical and empirical framework, focusing on the relationship between health and economic growth, and differentiating between short-run and long-run impacts. The Student was assigned to review a particular theory related to health.
Doubling and Logarithmic Scales
Logarithms Without a Base
Impact of Health Investment on Economic Payoff
Income Per Capita: Investment and Returns
Macro vs. Micro Level Health Studies
Difference-in-Differences (DID) Approach
The Student and Tutor reviewed numerical questions related to population density and regression discontinuity design (RDD). The session involved working through specific problems, interpreting variables, and understanding the RDD regression formula. The Tutor assigned extra reading material to the Student for further review, and they scheduled the next session, also noting the tutor's upcoming unavailability.
Role of the Function (f(X
C)) in RDD
Population Density & Output Changes
Lambda (λ) as a Variable
Regression Discontinuity Design (RDD)
DTD (Treatment Variable)
Simplified RDD Regression Formula
Understanding Key Parameters: Y vs Beta in RDD
The Student and Tutor reviewed contribution cost, variable costs, and the irrigation game as a public good game. They also discussed institutions and cooperation, analyzing the impact of strong and weak institutions. The Student was assigned to send additional slides for the next session.
Contribution Cost
Variable Cost
The Irrigation Game as a Public Good Game
Free Riding
Dominant Strategy Equilibrium
Institutions and Cooperation
Impact of Weak and Strong Institutions
Student types for economics class
College
Home schooled
School
Interactive economics lessons
Mobile joining
Weekend lessons
Note taking
Record lessons
Parent feedback
Learning tools used by economics tutor
Assessments
Digital whiteboard
Practice worksheets
Presentations
Quizzes
Your economics tutor also teaches
Behavioural Economics
Econometrics
Economics
Finance
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
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