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


Academic expertise of your economics tutor
Homework help
Customized learning plans
Real world application
Case study analysis
Test prep
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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Economics concepts taught by Diya
The Tutor explained the Solow Growth Model, focusing on its components like the production function, capital accumulation, savings, investment, and depreciation. The Tutor used analogies to illustrate concepts like diminishing returns and steady state, and they planned to cover previous year questions and the time value of money in future sessions.
Solow Growth Model: Core Idea
Capital
Investment
and Depreciation
The Production Function
Saving and Investment as Growth Engines
Steady State Equilibrium
The Tutor and Student explored the principles of monetary policy, including money demand, money supply, and the determination of interest rates through the liquidity preference model. They practiced analyzing the effects of open market operations and expansionary/contractionary monetary policies on the overall economy, including their impact on aggregate demand and GDP. Future sessions will involve solving past exam questions related to these concepts.
Monetary Policy
Money Demand and Liquidity
Money Supply and Interest Rate Determination
Open Market Operations (OMO)
Expansionary vs. Contractionary Monetary Policy
The Tutor and Student reviewed fiscal policy concepts, including the multiplier effect, its calculation based on the marginal propensity to consume, and how taxes and transfers influence it. They also discussed budget balances, automatic stabilizers, government debt, and the debt-to-GDP ratio. The session concluded with a brief review of these concepts and a plan to cover monetary policy in the next class.
Multiplier Effect
Budget Balance and Debt
Automatic Stabilizers
The Tutor and Student explored the concept of fiscal policy, focusing on its definition, objectives, and tools. They discussed the differences between expansionary and contractionary fiscal policies, their application in different economic scenarios (recession and inflation), and the challenges posed by time lags in policy implementation.
Fiscal Policy: Definition and Purpose
Expansionary vs. Contractionary Fiscal Policy
Tools of Fiscal Policy
Time Lags in Fiscal Policy Implementation
The class reviewed concepts related to inflation, focusing on the Consumer Price Index (CPI), its biases, and calculations. The student practiced calculating CPI, inflation rates, and real wages/interest rates, and discussed the impact of inflation on debtors and creditors. Future sessions will continue with practice sets.
Nominal vs. Real Interest Rates
Real Wage Calculation and Purchasing Power
Inflation and its Impact on Debtors and Creditors
Consumer Price Index (CPI) and its Biases
The Tutor and Student reviewed macroeconomic concepts including aggregate demand, aggregate supply, and their intersection to determine equilibrium. They analyzed the effects of positive and negative demand and supply shocks on the economy and discussed how the economy self-corrects in the long run to return to its potential output. The Tutor assigned practice with diagrams and algebraic formulas for the next session.
Macroeconomic Equilibrium
Aggregate Demand and Supply Shocks
Recessionary and Inflationary Gaps
Learning tools used by economics tutor
Digital whiteboard
Quizzes
Assessments
Interactive economics lessons
Record lessons
Mobile joining
Pets are welcomed
Open Q&A
Parent feedback

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