Reshu Varshney
Economics Tutor Specializing in Finance, Accounting, and Market Analysis
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Reshu Varshney
Masters degree
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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
Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Exam prep
Review sessions
Job readiness
Test prep
GCSE (UK)
A-Levels (UK)
Student types for economics class
Home schooled
School
College
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.
Your economics tutor also teaches
Behavioural Economics
Econometrics
Economics
Finance
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Economics concepts taught by Reshu
The session reviewed key concepts in economics, including the Solow model, law of motion for capital per worker, and misallocation of resources in agriculture. The Student reviewed the discrete-time Solow growth model equation and its components. They also discussed empirical models identifying causal effects, and malaria eradication efforts in Brazil.
Temperature's effect on Labor Allocation
Difference-in-Differences (DID) and Malaria Eradication
Evaluating Democracy's Effect on GDP
Identification Strategies in Empirical Models
Misallocation and Productivity in Agriculture
Law of Motion for Capital per Worker
The Student and Tutor covered the Lewis dual sector model, wages and migration, the Lewis turning point, credit constraints, total factor productivity, and the impact of heterogeneous interest rates on value added. They reviewed formulas and economic concepts related to these topics. The session concluded with a brief discussion of a case study, which may be reviewed in a future session.
Wages and Migration in the Lewis Model
Aggregate Misallocation
Heterogeneity in Interest Rates and Low Value Added
Total Factor Productivity (TFP)
Model for Credit Constraints
Lewis Turning Point
Lewis Dual Sector Model
The session focused on capital accumulation, the aggregate law of motion for capital, and production functions in an economic model. The Student reviewed formulas and derivations related to capital per worker and output per worker. The Tutor will provide a practice worksheet for the Student to review the concepts learned.
Per Worker Capital Accumulation Equation
Aggregate Law of Motion for Capital
Constant Saving Rate and Investment
Capital and Output per Worker
Labor Force Growth
Production Function
The Tutor and Student reviewed economic concepts including income shocks, gender outcomes, difference-in-differences methodology, gross enrollment ratio, and instrumental variable strategies using the AJR study. They worked through practice questions related to these concepts. The Tutor will create more practice sheets similar to the midterm exam for the Student.
Sex Ratio Formula
Income Shock
Difference-in-Differences (DID) Structure
Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER)
Instrumental Variable (IV) Strategy
Correlation vs. Causation
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 student reviewed the panel approach equation in econometrics, focusing on how climate change and other factors are incorporated. The session included a discussion of fixed and time-varying effects, error terms, and confidence intervals. The student will focus on questions 3, 2, 1, 7 for practice and ignore the questions that require the use of exponential values.
Confidence Interval Construction and Interpretation
T-Statistic and Hypothesis Testing
Error Term (ε JSRT)
Coefficients Beta (β) and Gamma (γ)
Higher-Level Time-Varying Effect: Alpha SRT (αₛᵣ(t))
Temperature and Precipitation Variables (T JSRT
P JSRT)
Panel Approach Equation (Y JSRT)
Learning tools used by economics tutor
Practice worksheets
Assessments
Digital whiteboard
Presentations
Quizzes
Interactive economics lessons
Mobile joining
Record lessons
Note taking
Parent feedback
Weekend lessons
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