Kajal Mahajan
Economics Tutor | Specializing in Market Structures, Business, and Finance
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Economics tutor - Kajal Mahajan
Masters degree
About your economics tutor
I am Kajal Mahajan, an educator with years of experience in teaching Accountancy, Economics, Finance, and Business at various levels of education. Throughout my career, I have been deeply committed to providing high-quality education that not only helps students excel academically but also equips them with essential life skills. My love for teaching stems from my passion for guiding students to discover their potential and achieve their goals. Teaching, for me, is not just about imparting knowledge but also about inspiring confidence and curiosity in my students. I believe that education plays a transformative role in shaping individuals, and being part of that journey gives me immense satisfaction. I thrive on the challenge of breaking down complex topics into digestible concepts, making learning enjoyable and meaningful. Whether through classroom discussions, project guidance, or personalized mentorship, I strive to create a learning environment where every student feels valued and empowered to succeed. My dedication to continuous professional development ensures that I remain updated with emerging teaching methodologies and tools. This allows me to adapt to the changing educational landscape, whether I am teaching online or offline, while using modern instructional aids like presentations, videos, and interactive sessions to engage my students effectively. Teaching is not just a profession for me—it is my passion, and I am committed to making a lasting impact on my students' lives by helping them realize their true potential.
Academic expertise of your economics tutor
State-Specific Standards (USA)
Job readiness
Customized learning plans
Assignment help
Exam prep
GCSE (UK)
Test prep
Review sessions
Australian Curriculum (AU)
Homework help
Project help
Grade improvement
Kajal graduated from GURU NANAK DEV UNIVERSITY


Economics class quick guide
My teaching style is characterized by a student-centered approach that fosters engagement, curiosity, and real-world application. I believe that learning should be an interactive experience, so I place great emphasis on making complex concepts in Accountancy and Economics relatable and easier to understand. By incorporating practical examples, case studies, and current economic trends, I create lessons that resonate with students and show the relevance of what they are learning to their everyday lives and future careers. One of the hallmarks of my teaching style is the use of a variety of instructional methods, blending traditional approaches with modern tools. I utilize PowerPoint presentations, videos, and blackboard instruction to cater to different learning styles. Whether teaching online or offline, I maintain a dynamic and engaging atmosphere that encourages active participation and critical thinking. My experience in using both online and offline teaching platforms allows me to connect with students no matter the medium, making learning flexible and accessible. I believe that every student has a unique learning style and pace, and I tailor my lessons accordingly. Through formal and informal assessments, I gauge their progress and provide personalized feedback that helps them improve continuously. I also integrate project-based learning, quizzes, and mock tests into my teaching to promote practical understanding and build their confidence. A key aspect of my teaching style is fostering a supportive and open environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and expressing their ideas. I am dedicated to building a positive rapport with my students, ensuring they feel valued and understood.
Your economics tutor also teaches
Economics
Finance
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Market Structures
Supply and Demand

Economics concept taught by Kajal
The student and tutor reviewed price ceilings, price floors, consumer/producer surplus, deadweight loss, and relative pricing in economics. The student completed practice questions and was assigned homework to reinforce these concepts. They plan to meet again to continue with the next chapter.
Absolute vs. Relative Prices
Shifts in Supply and Demand Curves
Taxes and Relative Prices
Deadweight Loss
Consumer and Producer Surplus
Price Ceiling and Price Floor
The session focused on analyzing financial statements from an investor's perspective, understanding perpetual inventory systems, and identifying factors that influence a company's gross profit rate. The student also worked through journal entries related to purchase returns and discounts under a periodic inventory system. There was no homework or follow-up explicitly mentioned.
Accounting for Purchase Discounts and Returns
Factors Affecting Gross Profit Rate
Perpetual Inventory System
Implications of Non-Recurring Gains for Investors
The session focused on key accounting terms, calculations of profit, and inventory systems. The Student reviewed concepts like net sales, gross profit, cost of goods sold, operating expenses, and credit terms. Practice problems were completed, and the differences between periodic and perpetual inventory systems were discussed in detail. Another session was scheduled to continue practice.
Sales Discounts and Credit Memos
Credit Terms
Operating and Non-Operating Expenses & Income
Net Sales vs. Gross Profit
Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) Calculation
Perpetual vs. Periodic Inventory Systems
Ethical Considerations: Channel Stuffing and Revenue Recognition
The Student and Tutor reviewed cost concepts including short run vs. long run, marginal cost, average total cost, fixed cost, explicit costs, and implicit costs. The Student practiced applying these concepts through a series of questions and problem-solving exercises. The Student was assigned to review the PDFs that were shared for the next session and come prepared with any further questions.
Short Run vs. Long Run
Marginal Cost (MC)
Average Total Cost (ATC)
Fixed Costs
Variable Costs
Relationship between MC and AC
Explicit vs. Implicit Costs
The Student and Tutor discussed the role of prices as a rationing device and transmitter of information. Price controls, including price ceilings and floors, were also covered. The next session will cover producer surplus, consumer surplus, and dead weight loss, with the Student asked to review the current material beforehand.
Prices as Transmitters of Information
Prices as Rationing Devices
Price Controls: Ceilings
Price Controls: Floors
Kajal and Paulina's recent accounting lesson delved into present value, bonds, and notes receivable. They meticulously covered calculations for bond prices and the present values of notes, working through various numerical examples. The focus was on applying the relevant formulas and understanding the key distinction between coupon rates and discount rates. Paulina will continue to practice these problems in preparation for their next lesson.
Bond
Coupon Rate
Present Value
Discount Rate
Note Receivable
Student types for economics class
School
College
Home schooled
ADHD
Interactive economics lessons
Mobile joining
Note taking
Parent feedback
Chat for quick help
Pets are welcomed
Learning tools used by economics tutor
Digital whiteboard
GDP Calculator
Quizzes
Practice worksheets
Presentations

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