Diya Malik
Experienced Economics tutor helping in concept building with practical relevance and grade improvement
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Diya Malik
Bachelors degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
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About your economics tutor
I am Diya Malik from India, a graduate in Economics from Lady Shri Ram College for Women (ranked among the top 5 Economics colleges in India). With over 2 years of teaching experience, I specialize in helping students who find Economics challenging, especially those with anxiety or low confidence in the subject. I believe that no subject is inherently difficult—what matters is generating interest and building strong foundations. My teaching journey began by assisting peers during school and college, and has grown into professional tutoring with expertise in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and International Economics. I have also qualified GATE (one of the 3rd most difficult exams in India), which adds depth to my subject knowledge. Who I Teach: School students (Economics fundamentals & exam prep); College students (core & advanced Economics); Anyone seeking to build or strengthen their Economics knowledge Special Focus: Students struggling with fear, anxiety, or weak concepts in Economics. Teaching Methodology: Step-by-step approach- from foundation to advanced (customized lessons as per student needs), Simplifying complex concepts with real-life examples, case studies, and interactive discussions, Focus on both subject clarity and mental confidence for grade improvement, Support with recorded classes, structured notes, Q&A discussions, assessments, and quizzes Tools: Digital board, presentations, quizzes, and assessments for engaging learning My mission is to make Economics easy, relatable, and confidence-building for every learner.
Diya graduated from Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi


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Student types for economics class
College students
High School students
Economics class quick guide
My teaching methodology covers foundation to advanced levels, offering adaptable lessons customized to suit each student’s pace and learning style. I focus on simplifying complex concepts to promote clarity, understanding, and lasting confidence, while linking topics with real-life examples, case studies, and interactive discussions. Beyond academics, I emphasize mental well-being as a key factor in improving focus, motivation, and grades. Lessons include structured discussions, systematic note-making through engaging presentations, use of digital boards for better visualization, and regular quizzes for practice and reinforcement. This comprehensive, student-centered, and holistic approach enhances subject mastery, sharpens critical thinking, boosts confidence, and ensures long-term academic excellence and success.
Your economics tutor also teaches
Economics
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Market Structures
Supply and Demand
Economic Policy
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Allows 1h early scheduling
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Economics concepts taught by Diya
The Tutor and Student explored the economic concept of tariffs, detailing their definition, impact on domestic producers, consumers, and government revenue, and the resulting deadweight loss. They also discussed the primary arguments against free trade, such as national security and infant industry protection.
Tariffs: Definition and Purpose
Impact of Tariffs: Winners and Losers
Deadweight Loss from Tariffs
Arguments Against Free Trade
The Tutor and Student reviewed the economic concepts of international trade, specialization, and comparative advantage. They analyzed the Production Possibility Curve (PPC) and its implications for increasing opportunity costs, as well as the factors that cause the PPC to shift. The session also covered the gains and losses from trade under different world price scenarios, and the determinants of comparative advantage, with plans to discuss tariffs next.
Specialization and Comparative Advantage
Exports and Imports
Production Possibility Curve (PPC) and Opportunity Cost
Gains from Trade and Terms of Trade
The Tutor and Student reviewed long-run production costs and the derivation of the long-run average total cost curve. They then transitioned to discussing scarcity, trade-offs, the production possibility curve, and opportunity cost, followed by an in-depth analysis of comparative advantage and the gains from trade.
Long-Run Average Total Cost (LRATC)
Long-Run Supply Curve and Zero Economic Profit
Production Possibility Curve (PPC)
Opportunity Cost and Comparative Advantage
Terms of Trade
The Tutor and Student reviewed economic concepts related to producer surplus, deadweight loss, and various cost curves (MC, AVC, ATC, AFC) in the context of perfect competition. They analyzed profit maximization through the MR=MC rule and discussed graphical representations of profit, loss, and the shutdown decision. The next session will cover the long-run supply curve and trade.
Production Function and Inputs
Cost Curves: Understanding Production Expenses
Profit Maximization in Perfect Competition
The Tutor and Student worked through several consumer and producer theory problems, focusing on market equilibrium, consumer and producer surplus, the impact of taxes, price ceilings, and price floors. They practiced calculating these economic measures and analyzing their effects on market outcomes. The next session will cover producer theory and cost curves.
Impact of Taxes on Market Outcomes
Price Controls: Ceilings and Floors
Market Equilibrium and Surplus
The tutor and student reviewed microeconomic principles, including the effects of government subsidies on market equilibrium, consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss. They also analyzed price ceilings, price floors, and calculated market outcomes for discrete supply and demand scenarios, with plans to meet again for a longer session.
Deadweight Loss (DWL)
Price Controls: Ceilings and Floors
Willingness to Pay vs. Marginal Cost
Impact of Subsidies on Market Equilibrium
Learning tools used by economics tutor
Assessments
Quizzes
Digital whiteboard
Interactive economics lessons
Record lessons
Note taking
Parent feedback
Open Q&A
Pets are welcomed

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