Gursimrat Kaur
By incorporating interactive tools, simulations, and real-world data, I enable students to connect theoretical knowledge.
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Economics tutor - Gursimrat Kaur
Doctorate degree
/ 30 min
About your economics tutor
I am Dr. Gursimrat Kaur, an Economics tutor with over 2 years of experience. My expertise lies in Market Structures, Econometrics, and a wide array of Economics subjects. I hold a Doctorate degree, ensuring top-notch knowledge delivery. Specializing in personalized learning, I offer tailored sessions for Economics enthusiasts of all levels, whether kids, adults, or beginners. My specialities include Assignment help, Case study analysis, and creating customized learning plans. I excel in making Economics engaging through real-world applications and gamification techniques. I also provide exam prep, research assistance, and practical insights into Economic policies. For those with special needs, I am open to accommodating various requirements to ensure an inclusive learning environment. Join me to unravel the complexities of Economics through fun and effective tutoring sessions tailored just for you!
Gursimrat graduated from Panjab University Chandigarh


Economics class quick guide
My teaching approach as a tutor is a blend of analytical methods, real-world applications, and case studies to foster strategic thinking and problem-solving skills in students. Specializing in subjects like Behavioural Economics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, and more, I leverage a plethora of tech tools both online and offline to create interactive lessons. By following a comprehensive curriculum that includes NCEA, Cambridge, IB, and AP Economics, I cater to a diverse audience of 200+ students, ranging from kids to adults, beginners to college-level learners. My strength lies in tailoring personalized tutoring sessions to meet the specific needs and learning styles of each student, ensuring their success in mastering complex economic concepts. In addition to academic instruction, I emphasize the development of analytical writing, data interpretation, and critical reasoning skills that are essential for excelling in exams and research projects. I use simulations, economic experiments, and visual learning aids to make abstract theories more tangible and engaging. Regular assessments, progress tracking, and constructive feedback form an integral part of my sessions to ensure continuous improvement. My ultimate goal is not only to help students achieve academic excellence but also to cultivate a deep and lasting understanding of how economics operates in the real world.
Academic expertise of your economics tutor
Case study analysis
Test prep
Economics research
Review sessions
Homework help
Publication in journals

Economics concept taught by Gursimrat
The Student and Tutor worked through problems related to cost of production, opportunity cost, and cost curves. The session included practice problems to calculate total cost, marginal cost, and average total cost. The Tutor explained different types of cost curves, relationships between them, and economies/diseconomies of scale. They discussed a plan to review and address any further questions before an upcoming exam.
Short Run vs Long Run Costs
Economies and Diseconomies of Scale
Total Cost
Variable Cost
and Marginal Cost
Average Total Cost (ATC)
Opportunity Cost
Cost Curve Relationships
The Tutor and Student reviewed budget line equations, economic costs/profits, and short-run vs. long-run production. The Student clarified understanding of key concepts. The Tutor assigned practice questions, planning to continue with marginal cost analysis in the next session.
Stages of Production: TP
MP
and AP Relationship
Short-Run Cost Concepts
Total Product
Marginal Product
Average Product
Short Run vs. Long Run
The Student and Tutor reviewed indifference curves, the marginal rate of substitution, and consumer choice, including the concepts of price, income, and substitution effects. They worked through examples of normal and substitute goods. The plan is to cover inferior goods and chapter 10 in the next session, with some practice questions assigned for preparation.
Indifference Curves (IC)
Marginal Rate of Substitution (MRS)
Budget Line
Consumer Equilibrium
Price Effect
Substitution Effect
and Income Effect
Normal vs. Inferior Goods
The Student and Tutor reviewed concepts related to utility, budget lines, and consumer behavior from chapter eight, and began an introduction to indifference curve analysis from chapter nine. They worked through practice problems and true/false questions to test understanding. The plan is to complete chapter nine and potentially begin chapter ten in the next session; the Student has a test on chapter nine coming up.
Marginal Utility
Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
Budget Line
Consumer Equilibrium
Predictions of Marginal Utility Theory
Paradox of Value
Indifference Curves
The Student and Tutor discussed budget lines, consumer preferences, total utility, marginal utility, and utility maximization. The Student practiced calculating marginal utility and determining optimal consumption choices using spreadsheet solutions and marginal analysis. The Tutor assigned reading material and numerical practice problems for the next session, focusing on predictions of marginal utility.
Budget Line Shifts with Price Changes
Consumer Preferences
Total Utility (TU)
Marginal Utility (MU)
Utility Maximization: Spreadsheet Solution
Utility Maximization: Marginal Approach
The session focused on price floors and ceilings, marginal utility, and consumption possibilities, including budget lines. The Student learned about the effect of minimum wage in a labor market and the distinction between cardinal and ordinal utility. The Tutor assigned the Student to review the material covered and practice related questions, with a plan to continue the discussion in the next session.
Price Floor
Unemployment vs. Employment
Marginal Utility
Consumption Possibilities
Budget Line
Budget Line Equation
Shifts and Rotations of the Budget Line
Your economics tutor also teaches
Behavioural Economics
Econometrics
Economics
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Market Structures
Learning tools used by economics tutor
Quizzes
Graphing and Charting tools
Practice worksheets
Economic Modeling software
Inflation Calculator
Economic Simulation software
Student types for economics class
Economics for School students
Economics for Kids
Elementary School students
Middle School students
Economics for Adults
Economics for College students
Economics for Beginners
High School students
Interactive economics lessons
Parent feedback
Note taking
Chat for quick help
Open Q&A
Mobile joining

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