SHREYA SAXENA
Experienced Economics Educator | 8+ Years Teaching Guiding Students Toward Strong Concepts & Top Results
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SHREYA SAXENA
Masters degree
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About your economics tutor
I am Shreya Saxena, a dedicated and accomplished Economics educator with over eight years of teaching experience across multiple academic levels, including Grades 9 to 12, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs. Throughout my teaching journey, I have consistently guided students toward academic excellence and conceptual mastery in Economics. My approach blends clarity of fundamentals, analytical thinking, and real-world application, helping learners not only excel in examinations but also develop a lasting appreciation for the subject. I take pride in creating an intellectually stimulating classroom environment where students are encouraged to think critically, question deeply, and connect economic theories with practical scenarios. Over the years, many of my students have achieved top grades and pursued higher studies in reputed institutions, a testament to the effectiveness of my teaching methods. With a strong commitment to academic rigor and personalized guidance, I strive to empower every learner to reach their fullest potential in the fascinating discipline of Economics.
SHREYA graduated from UNIVERSITY OF ALLAHABAD
Academic expertise of your economics tutor
Publication in journals
Economics research
Review sessions
Visual learning
Real world application
Test prep
Student types for economics class
Economics for Kids
Economics for School students
Economics for Beginners
Economics class quick guide
Key elements of my approach include: Concept-Based Learning: I focus on strengthening the core foundations of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics through clear explanations, visual aids, and simplified models. Applied Understanding: Real-life case studies, current economic events, and data interpretation exercises are integrated into lessons to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Interactive Pedagogy: My sessions encourage discussion, debate, and inquiry-based learning to promote critical thinking and active participation. Exam-Oriented Strategy: I provide structured notes, practice questions, and past-paper analysis to help students develop confidence and precision in examinations. Differentiated Instruction: Recognizing that every learner is unique, I tailor my teaching pace, examples, and assessments according to individual learning needs. Continuous Evaluation: Regular feedback, mock tests, and performance tracking help students monitor their progress and identify areas of improvement. This methodology not only equips students with a strong academic foundation but also nurtures economic reasoning, analytical ability, and independent thought, ensuring excellence at every level of study.
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Economics concepts taught by SHREYA
The Tutor and Student discussed social insurance programs, mandated benefits, and income distribution, including the Lorenz curve and Gini coefficient. They analyzed the effects of mandated benefits on labor demand and supply. The session concluded with plans to continue the lesson at a later time.
Social Insurance Programs
Mandated Benefits and Labor Market Effects
Lorenz Curve
Gini Coefficient
Capital and Financial Markets: Risk Aversion
Physical vs. Financial Capital & Depreciation
Debt
Mortgage
The session covered various types of taxes including sales tax, property tax, and excise tax, and analyzed the impact of elasticity on tax burden and deadweight loss. The Student and Tutor also discussed the effects of income and payroll taxes on the labor market. The Student will review the material and continue with the next chapter in the following session.
Tax Incidence and Elasticity
Sales Tax
Laffer Curve
Tax Evasion vs. Tax Avoidance
Effect of Income Tax on Labor Supply
Payroll Tax
Deadweight Loss and Elasticity
The Tutor and Student discussed market definitions, horizontal and vertical mergers, price fixing, vertical restraints, and natural monopolies. They also covered methods of regulating natural monopolies, including marginal cost pricing and average cost pricing, as well as incentive regulation and its challenges. The session ended with an introduction to tax-based transfers and income distribution, defining personal income tax, tax brackets, and different types of tax systems; the lesson will continue in the next session.
Price Fixing and Treble Damages
Tax Systems: Progressive
Regressive
and Proportional Taxes
Incentive Regulation and Asymmetric Information
Methods of Regulating Natural Monopolies
Regulating Natural Monopolies: Balancing Cost and Service
Vertical Restraints: Managing Retailer Behavior
The session covered government's role in maintaining market competition through antitrust policies. The Tutor and Student discussed the Sherman and Clayton Antitrust Acts, natural monopolies, predatory pricing, and merger policies, including the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI). No specific homework was assigned, but the student is expected to review the discussed concepts.
Sherman Antitrust Act
Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI)
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Clayton Antitrust Act
Predatory Pricing
Natural Monopolies and Government Regulation
Antitrust Policy
The session focused on microeconomic concepts, including economic profits, diminishing returns, monopolistic competition, and oligopoly. The Student practiced interpreting graphs, calculating profits, and understanding market structures. Homework was assigned, including consumer surplus problems, and future sessions were scheduled to cover further chapters on tax rates and bond calculations.
Oligopoly: Collusion
Nash Equilibrium
Prisoner's Dilemma
Oligopoly: Strategic Behavior & Game Theory
Monopolistic Competition: Excess Capacity & Cost
Monopolistic Competition: Short Run vs. Long Run
Diminishing Returns
Economic Profit Calculation
The session involved interpreting regression coefficients, understanding dummy variable traps, and conducting hypothesis tests using t-statistics and F-statistics. The student practiced interpreting regression outputs and learned how to apply statistical tests to economic data. The student was assigned to attempt question three and send their workings for review.
F-Distribution Table and Degrees of Freedom
Hypothesis Testing: F-Test (Joint Significance)
The Dummy Variable Trap
R-squared Interpretation
Hypothesis Testing: T-Test
Interpreting Coefficients in Regression
Learning tools used by economics tutor
Digital whiteboard
Quizzes
Practice worksheets
Assessments
Economic Modeling software
Interactive economics lessons
Weekend lessons
Chat for quick help
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