Diya Malik
Experienced Economics tutor helping in concept building with practical relevance and grade improvement
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Diya Malik
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
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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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

Economics concepts taught by Diya
The student and tutor reviewed key economic concepts related to labor markets, including unemployment, labor demand and supply, and market equilibrium. They practiced analyzing the effects of various economic events, such as technological changes and policy interventions like payroll taxes, on wages, employment, and output, and discussed upcoming homework assignments.
Backward Bending Labor Supply Curve
Shifts vs. Movements in Labor Market Curves
Frictional Unemployment
Labor Supply and Opportunity Cost
Labor Demand Curve
Classical Economist and Full Employment
Consumer and Producer Surplus in the Labor Market
The Tutor and Student reviewed an economics exam question focusing on fiscal policy and its short-run/long-run effects, and then delved into mathematical concepts including differentiation for optimization and matrix algebra for solving systems of linear equations. The student was encouraged to practice these concepts by solving problems.
Fiscal Policy and Public Debt
Matrix Operations and Applications
Differentiation in Economics
Monetary Policy Tools
Aggregate Demand and Supply (AD-AS) Model
The tutor reviewed macroeconomic concepts, focusing on aggregate demand and supply shifts, and the distinction between short-run and long-run economic adjustments. The student practiced identifying economic shocks and their impact on various curves, with plans to focus on specific problem areas in future practice questions.
The AD-AS Model Framework
Short-Run vs. Long-Run Adjustments
Money Market Equilibrium and its Link to the Goods Market
The Tutor and Student engaged in a detailed discussion on fiscal policy, covering its role in stabilizing the economy against shocks, the mechanisms of government expenditure and taxation, and the challenges like timing lags and crowding out. They also clarified the difference between wealth and income effects and reviewed exam preparation strategies. The Student was assigned two practice questions to be answered in an exam format.
Fiscal Policy and Output Stabilization
AD-AS Model and Fiscal Policy Response
Difficulties and Trade-offs in Fiscal Policy
Income and Wealth Effects
The Tutor and Student reviewed macroeconomic policy responses to economic conditions. They discussed the effects of fiscal and monetary policies on aggregate demand, output, prices, and unemployment in both short-run and long-run scenarios. The session also included an analysis of the costs of disinflation and the impact of wage flexibility, with plans for revision notes.
Expansionary Monetary Policy
Contractionary Monetary Policy
Wage Stickiness and Flexibility
Performance Anxiety and Focus Shift
The Tutor and Student analyzed the macroeconomic impact of a shock to asset prices, detailing the shift in aggregate demand and its short-term consequences on output and price levels. They explored two fiscal policy options to offset the shock: government expenditure and tax/transfer adjustments, comparing their expansionary effects and discussing implementation challenges like time lags and crowding out.
Aggregate Demand-Aggregate Supply (ADAS) Model
Fiscal Policy Tools: Expenditure and Transfers/Taxes
Multiplier Effect and Policy Expansionary Power
Difficulties and Trade-offs in Fiscal Policy Implementation
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