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.
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Economics concepts taught by Diya
The Student and Tutor reviewed several core macroeconomic concepts, including the fiscal multiplier, money supply, the Phillips curve, and the balance of payments. They practiced problem-solving related to exchange rates, bond valuation, and national income identities, with a focus on understanding how fiscal and monetary policies impact economic indicators. The session concluded with a review of MCQs covering various economic principles.
Fiscal Multiplier
Money Supply and Monetary Policy Tools
Balance of Payments (BOP)
Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)
The Phillips Curve
The student and tutor reviewed the definitions of employed, unemployed, and not in the labor force, and discussed a scenario involving job quitting. They planned to cover more previous year questions (PYQs) within the session and potentially in a follow-up meeting due to time constraints before the student's exam.
Labor Force Participation: Definitions
Labor Force Participation Rate
Unemployment: Types and Implications
The Student and Tutor reviewed economic concepts including the crowding out effect in open and closed economies, comparative advantage, and opportunity cost. They practiced calculating these and determining trade deals, and then explored elasticity's impact on tax burden and methods for calculating GDP. The session concluded with a review of price indices like CPI and PCE and inflation calculation.
Crowding Out Effect
Comparative Advantage and Opportunity Cost
Elasticity and Tax Burden
GDP Calculation Methods
Price Indices: CPI vs. PCE
The student and tutor reviewed concepts in macroeconomics, including Difference-in-Differences analysis for policy evaluation, the fiscal multiplier, and intertemporal choice theory involving substitution and income effects on savings. They also discussed the upward slope of the short-run aggregate supply curve due to sticky wages and the short-run vs. long-run trade-offs presented by the Phillips Curve.
Short-Run vs. Long-Run Phillips Curve
Crowding Out Effect in Open vs. Closed Economies
Difference in Differences (DiD)
Intertemporal Choice: Substitution & Income Effects
Fiscal Multiplier
Sticky Nominal Wages and Short-Run Aggregate Supply
The Tutor and Student extensively reviewed the AD-AS model, analyzing economic shocks, government intervention, and self-correcting mechanisms. They practiced drawing diagrams, explaining impacts on GDP, inflation, and unemployment, and discussed the Federal Reserve's dual mandate and policy trade-offs. The session also introduced multiplier effects and causal inference techniques like difference-in-differences.
Aggregate Demand and Supply (AD-AS) Model Dynamics
Government and Central Bank Intervention in the Economy
Stagflation and Cost-Push Shocks
Difference-in-Differences (DID) for Causal Inference
The class reviewed the ADAS model, focusing on how labor supply shocks impact aggregate supply curves. The student practiced depicting these shifts and analyzing the resulting effects on real GDP, inflation, and unemployment. The tutor also discussed appropriate policy responses to supply-side issues and assigned practice questions for future review.
ADAS Model Shifts
Supply-Side Policy Effectiveness
Self-Correction in the Economy
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