Samah Shetta
Economics Educator | Sorbonne Graduate | Bridging Theory & Practice through Global Experience
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Samah Shetta
Masters degree
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About your economics tutor
As a seasoned online tutor with over 7 years of experience and two Master degrees in Economics and a Master of Business Administration in Finance, I specialize in provide personalized learning experiences to middle school, high school and college students. My expertise lies in Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Econometrics, Development Economics, International Economics, Statistics and Quantitative Methods. I’m passionate about making economics clear and engaging. I offer a wide range of specialities, including assignment help and exam preparation. I excel in creating customized learning plans tailored to each student's unique needs, ensuring their academic success. I recently taught economics at the American Business School of Paris, and previously at the American University in Cairo and the British University in Egypt. With over 10 years of experience in economic research and consulting—mainly with the African Development Bank—I bring both strong academic training and applied insight. Wiingy’s flexible, high-quality learning model aligns perfectly with my student-centered approach focused on clarity, relevance, and real-world application.
Samah graduated from The American University of Cairo
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Visual learning
Review sessions
Real world application
Customized learning plans
Test prep
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Economics class quick guide
My teaching methodology is student-centered, interactive, and application-driven. I begin by assessing each student’s current level, learning style, and goals to create a personalized learning plan. Whether it’s mastering core concepts, preparing for exams, or tackling assignments, I adapt my approach to match the student’s pace and priorities. I simplify complex economic theories using real-life examples, visuals, and practical case studies, making learning both accessible and engaging. I also integrate regular feedback, practice exercises, and performance tracking to ensure consistent progress. For more advanced learners, I incorporate real-world data and analytical tools such as Excel or Stata to build skills in quantitative reasoning. My experience across diverse academic institutions and international development work enables me to bridge theory and practice effectively—helping students not only succeed academically but also understand how economics applies to real-world challenges.
Your economics tutor also teaches
Economics
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Supply and Demand
Economic Policy
International Economics
Economics concepts taught by Samah
The Tutor introduced the Student to the fundamentals of consumer theory, explaining budget constraints, preferences, utility, and the process of consumer choice. They discussed how these concepts link to create the demand curve. The session concluded with a plan to continue the discussion on demand curves and review practice questions in the next session.
Budget Set or Constraint
Consumer Preferences
Indifference Curves
Utility Function
Marginal Utility
Marginal Rate of Substitution (MRS)
Consumer Choice
The session covered aggregate expenditure, fiscal policy, and the open economy model. The student reviewed the multiplier effect, government spending and taxation, and the impact of net exports on national income. The Tutor mentioned a final exam is approaching and suggested more review sessions.
Rotation vs. Parallel Shifts of NX
Shifts in the Net Export (NX) Function
Marginal Propensity to Import (MPM)
Net Exports (NX) and the Open Economy
Budget Balance: Surplus
Deficit
and Balanced Budget
Fiscal Policy Tools: Government Spending and Taxes
The session covered the multiplier effect, different scenarios based on the magnitude of the multiplier, and the concept of self-fulfilling prophecy within the context of aggregate expenditure. The student reviewed fiscal policy, government purchases, and the relationship between national income and disposable income. The tutor assigned practice on these concepts for the next session.
Multiplier Formula
Autonomous vs. Induced Spending
Aggregate Expenditure Function (AE)
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy in Economics
Fiscal Policy: Government Spending and Taxation
Net Tax Rate and Disposable Income
The Multiplier Effect
The session reviewed market structures, including perfect competition, monopolies, oligopolies, and monopolistic competition, focusing on market power and differentiation. The student and tutor discussed the characteristics of each market and how firms operate within them. The student was assigned to review the slides in preparation for the next session on graphs.
Market Power and Price Influence
Perfect Competition: Price Takers
Monopoly: Price Makers
Oligopoly: Strategic Interaction
Monopolistic Competition: Product Differentiation
Imperfect Competition Spectrum
Sources of Market Power: Number of Competitors & Differentiation
The Student and Tutor discussed market dynamics, focusing on demand, supply, and market equilibrium. The Student practiced applying the law of demand, understanding demand curves, and distinguishing between movements along the curve and shifts of the curve. The Student has an exam tomorrow and will schedule another session afterward.
Ceteris Paribus Assumption
Movements Along vs. Shifts of the Demand Curve
Individual vs. Market Demand
Inverse Demand Function
Demand Curve and Its Slope
Law of Demand
Market Definition
During a recent economics lesson, market structures were discussed, encompassing perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly. The focus was on demand curves, market power, and barriers to entry. The student, who attends the University of Evansville, was encouraged to review their notes and slides before the next lesson to reinforce learning. The upcoming class will continue with the slides and address any questions.
Perfectly Elastic Demand
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Perfect Competition
Market Structure
Perfectly Inelastic Demand
Demand Curve
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Econometrics tools (RStudio, Python)
GDP Calculator
Graphing and Charting tools
Economic Modeling software
Quizzes
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Interactive economics lessons
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Weekend lessons
Open Q&A
Record lessons
Mobile joining
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