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Gunjan Raghav

Expert in economics with focus on market analysis and policy analysis.

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Gunjan Raghav

Masters degree

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About your economics tutor

Hello, I’m Gunjan Raghav. I hold a Master’s degree in Economics and have developed a strong understanding of various economic theories along with their real-world applications. My academic and professional journey has equipped me with in-depth knowledge in areas such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, and applied economics. I have also gained hands-on experience through projects like ATR and several other economics-based research assignments, which have significantly enhanced my analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. These experiences have helped me understand how economic models work in practical scenarios. I’m passionate about teaching and simplifying complex economic concepts for students, enabling them to not only grasp the theory but also understand its relevance and use in everyday life and professional decision-making.

Gunjan graduated from Indira gandhi open university

Gunjan  graduated from Indira gandhi open university
Gunjan  graduated from Indira gandhi open university

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Economics class quick guide

Teaching style is interactive, student-centric, and concept-based, focusing on clarity and understanding rather than rote learning. I create a supportive environment where students feel confident to ask questions and express ideas freely. I use a blend of theory, real-life examples, and visual tools like charts, presentations, and digital boards to simplify complex topics. Each lesson is designed with clear objectives, followed by short assessments or discussions to ensure effective learning outcomes. For online sessions, I emphasize two-way communication and engagement through activities, quizzes, and doubt-solving sessions. I also personalize my approach according to the student’s learning speed, academic level, and goals—making every class structured yet flexible. My focus is on building a strong conceptual foundation, improving analytical thinking, and helping students develop confidence in applying their knowledge independently.

Your economics tutor also teaches

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Microeconomics

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Market Structures

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Economic Policy

Economic Policy

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Economics concepts taught by Gunjan

Student learned 27 days ago

The session focused on game theory, covering Subgame Perfect Nash Equilibrium (SPNE) and pure strategy Nash Equilibrium. The student worked through several problems, including finding SPNE, identifying strategy sets, and differentiating between Nash Equilibrium and SPNE in various scenarios. The session included plans for a follow-up revision.

Subgame Perfect Nash Equilibrium (SPNE)

Pure Strategy Nash Equilibrium

Dominant and Dominated Strategies

Cournot Model Application

Strategies in Sequential Games

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Student learned about 1 month ago

The session focused on understanding estimators, interpreting regression models, and applying random sampling theory in econometrics. The Student practiced identifying variables and interpreting coefficients in the context of regression. The plan is to continue working through the assignment and then potentially move on to microeconomics, with a follow-up session scheduled for the next day.

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and Residual Sum of Squares

Random Sampling Theory

Uniform Distribution Properties

Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) Assumptions

Slope Interpretation in Regression Models

Estimator Bias

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Student learned about 2 months ago

The session focused on cash flow statements, including operating, investing, and financing activities. The Student practiced solving a cash flow statement problem for an electric shock company and discussed whether the firm was in an expansion or consolidation phase. The homework is to review the material and contact the tutor for another session if the student has issues.

Linking Cash Flow Activities to Business Lifecycle

Identifying Expansion Phase Indicators

Interpreting Financing Activities: Borrowing and Equity

Understanding Changes in Working Capital Components

Calculating Cash Flow from Operating Activities

Cash Flow Statement Structure

Analyzing Investing Activities: Plant and Equipment Purchases

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Student learned about 2 months ago

The Student and Tutor reviewed NRV calculations, closing entries, and the preparation of a post-closing trial balance. They worked through practice questions, focusing on proper journal entries and narration. The Student was assigned to review cash flow statements, and they scheduled the next session to discuss cash flow statements and related report writing.

Net Realizable Value (NRV)

Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) Calculation

Closing Entries: Revenue and Expense

Closing Entries: Income Summary and Drawings

Post-Closing Trial Balance

Cash Flow Statement Overview

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Student learned about 2 months ago

The session covered comparative advantage using opportunity cost, production possibility frontiers, and autarky prices. The student worked through problems related to these concepts and calculated wages in both home and foreign countries under autarky. The next session will cover forward debt and supply curves, as well as further exploration of production possibility frontiers.

Comparative Advantage and Opportunity Cost

Production Possibility Frontier (PPF)

Autarky Prices and Wages

Relative Wages After Free Trade

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Student learned about 2 months ago

The Student and Tutor discussed periodic and perpetual inventory systems and worked through a question to identify which system different companies use. They also covered the concept of net realizable value (NRV) and its impact on gross profit and the balance sheet. The next session will cover question two from the assignment.

Periodic Inventory System

Impact of NRV on Gross Profit and Balance Sheet

Net Realizable Value (NRV)

Cost of Sales vs. Cost of Goods Sold

Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)

Perpetual Inventory System

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