Reshu Varshney
Economics Tutor Specializing in Finance, Accounting, and Market Analysis
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Economics tutor - Reshu Varshney
Masters degree
/ 30 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
Concepts learning
Exam prep
Grade improvement
Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)
A-Levels (UK)
International Baccalaureate (IB)
GCSE (UK)
Case study analysis
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 concept taught by Reshu
The session covered the Solow growth model, capital accumulation, and efficient capital allocation. The student worked through numerical problems involving investment decisions, profit targets, and market interest rates. The session ended with a discussion of key economic concepts and a recommendation to review specific topics for an upcoming paper.
Solow Model & Capital per Worker
Law of Motion for Capital
Investment as a Fraction of Output
Labor Force Growth
Return on Capital and Market Interest Rates
Efficient Capital Allocation
Diminishing Returns to Capital
The Tutor and Student discussed how to compute and adjust the raw APG to get a more accurate measure of agricultural productivity. They also analyzed the efficient allocation of inputs and the concept of comparative advantage in sectoral choices. The session concluded with a review of graphs illustrating these economic principles and the factors affecting agricultural productivity.
Comparative vs. Absolute Advantage
Challenge: Sectoral Productivity in Agriculture vs. Non-Agriculture
Price Advantage (K) and Sectoral Choice
Story of Productivity Differences: Rich vs. Poor Countries
Misallocation and Reallocation of Land
Efficient Allocation of Inputs
Adjusted vs. Raw Agricultural Productivity Gap (APG)
The session covered difference-in-differences estimation using a problem from the midterm, focusing on the assumptions and limitations of DID and how to calculate the DID estimate. Then the class explored the agricultural productivity gap between developed and developing countries, including theoretical models and empirical findings. The Tutor assigned notes to review before the next class.
Marginal Product of Labor (MPL) vs Average Product of Labor (APL)
Difference in Differences (DID)
Treatment and Control Groups
Agricultural Productivity Gap
Productivity and Input Choices
Agricultural Productivity Gap Puzzle
Assumptions in Economic Models
The session covered numerical examples related to return on capital, comparing returns to market interest rates, and capital allocation. The Student practiced calculating monthly and annualized returns on capital. There was a review of market efficiency and diminishing returns and a discussion of how to approach related problems.
Return to Capital: Definition
Efficient Capital Allocation and MPK
Determining Profit Needed for Target Return
Credit Constraint Implications
Annualized Return to Capital
Monthly Return on Capital
Comparing Return to Market Interest Rate
The session covered the concepts of complete and incomplete capital markets, including their characteristics and potential outcomes. The student reviewed the factors that define each type of market and discussed the implications for borrowers and lenders. The tutor assigned notes for both lecture 8 and lecture 10, and a follow-up session was scheduled.
Complete Market for Capital
Credit Score
Unlimited Liability
Collateral
Incomplete Market for Capital
Outcomes of Incomplete Capital Markets
Marginal Product and Marginal Cost
The session focused on the concept of human capital, particularly the role of health in economic growth and productivity. Different methods of measuring health and its impact were explored. The Student will receive notes summarizing the main points of the lecture and will review the remaining slides for the next session.
Human Capital
Adjusted Labor (H)
Health and Economic Growth
Measuring Health Outcomes
Disability-Adjusted Life Year (DALY)
Micro vs. Macro Approaches to Health Analysis
Student types for economics class
School
Home schooled
College
Interactive economics lessons
Note taking
Parent feedback
Record lessons
Weekend lessons
Mobile joining
Learning tools used by economics tutor
Presentations
Digital whiteboard
Assessments
Practice worksheets
Quizzes
Your economics tutor also teaches
Behavioural Economics
Econometrics
Economics
Finance
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
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