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

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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
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Supply and Demand
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Economics concepts taught by SHREYA
The Tutor and Student reviewed the dynamic system of the Ramsey-Cass-Koopmans model, focusing on capital accumulation, consumption Euler equations, and the concept of saddle path stability. They analyzed the determinants of economic growth and steady-state conditions, including the role of preferences and expectations. The next session will continue with numerical examples related to the Ramsey model.
Dynamic System in Ramsey Model
Saddle Path Stability
Steady State in the Ramsey Model
The Tutor explained the Ramsey model, its key assumptions, and its difference from the Solow model, focusing on endogenous savings. The Student learned about discounted lifetime utility and the Euler equation. They will continue the discussion in the next session and the student will be sent problem sets.
Ramsey-Cass-Koopmans Model
Infinitely Lived Representative Household
Discounted Lifetime Utility
Key Parameters
Production and Capital Accumulation
Savings: Endogenous vs. Exogenous
Euler Equation
The class reviewed the accounting treatment of tax losses, focusing on the concepts of carryback and carryforward. The tutor explained how losses can reduce past or future tax liabilities and discussed the implications for financial statement recognition. They also touched upon tax planning strategies related to Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) and the probability assessment required for recognizing deferred tax assets from loss carryforwards.
Tax Loss Carryforward
Deferred Tax Accounting in a Loss Year
Tax Planning and CCA Flexibility
Tax Loss Carryback
Tax Loss vs. Tax Benefit
The Student and Tutor reviewed the core concepts of demand and supply in economics. They covered the definition of demand, the law of demand, its determinants, and graphical representation. The discussion then moved to supply, including the law of supply and its representation, culminating in an explanation of market equilibrium where demand and supply intersect.
Demand: Beyond Desire
Law of Demand: The Inverse Relationship
Demand Schedule and Demand Curve
Market Equilibrium: Where Buyers and Sellers Agree
Law of Supply: Producers' Response to Price
The Tutor and Student worked through practice questions related to socioeconomic segregation in higher education and the analysis of educational data. They practiced calculating mobility rates, interpreting graphs showing correlations, and applying regression discontinuity design to understand the impact of college on adult income.
Correlation: Negative vs. No Correlation
Regression Discontinuity Design (RDD)
College as a Mechanism for Income Inequality
Measuring Educational Mobility
Socioeconomic Segregation in Higher Education
The Student and Tutor reviewed lecture 16, focusing on the underrepresentation of low-income students in elite colleges, attributing it to information gaps and lack of support rather than just cost. They then delved into the debate surrounding standardized testing, exploring bias, the impact of retakes, and test preparation services. The next session is planned to review a study guide provided by the Student.
Information Frictions in College Admissions
The Role of Support and Encouragement
Standardized Testing: Bias and Equity
Regression Discontinuity Design (RDD) in Educational Research
Intergenerational Mobility
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