Muskan Kundra
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Muskan Kundra
Masters degree
/ 55 min
About your economics tutor
I am Muskan Kundra. I have a blended online and offline teaching experience for more than 7 years in the domain of accounting, economics, and business finance. Over the years, I have developed a student-centered teaching approach that focuses on clarity, practical understanding, and real-world application of concepts. My teaching style combines theoretical knowledge with practical insights, ensuring that students not only learn the subject but also understand how to apply it in real-life scenarios. I emphasize simplifying complex financial and economic concepts by using relatable examples, case studies, and interactive discussions. This helps students build strong conceptual foundations and boosts their confidence in tackling academic as well as professional challenges. In both online and offline settings, I create an engaging and supportive learning environment. I actively encourage student participation through discussions, problem-solving sessions, and regular feedback. My online sessions are structured, interactive, and supported with digital tools, while my offline classes focus on personalized attention and in-depth explanation of the key terms.
Meet Muskan
Muskan graduated from Scd government college, Ludhiana
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Economics concepts taught by Muskan
The student and tutor reviewed core concepts of international trade, including the Ricardian model, home-home trade equilibrium, world relative supply curves, and free trade calculations. They practiced drawing diagrams, calculating relative prices and wages, and determining comparative advantage, with a brief introduction to the Specific Factors Model. The tutor encouraged continued practice with numerical problems.
Home Market Equilibrium Diagram
World Relative Supply Curve
Free Trade Equilibrium and Relative Prices
Production Possibility Frontier (PPF) and Trade
The Student and Tutor reviewed how changes in budget items, specifically a reduced interest rate, affect financial statements like the cash summary, income statement, and balance sheet. They practiced recalculating figures to demonstrate these impacts and discussed how to present the changes clearly in the final draft.
Impact Analysis of Budget Changes
Cash Summary Adjustments
Balance Sheet Reconciliation
Using Financial Modeling Tools (Goal Seek)
The Student and Tutor worked on applying Excel's Goal Seek analysis to understand how changes in loan interest rates affect net profit. They reviewed depreciation calculations, set up a dashboard for sensitivity analysis, and discussed the theoretical impact on financial statements. The Tutor provided guidance on preparing screenshots for reporting the analysis results.
Monthly Depreciation Calculation
Leveraging Input Pages for Financial Models
Goal Seek Analysis in Excel
Understanding the Impact of Interest Rate Changes
Dashboard Design Principles
The student and tutor worked through specific sections of an Excel-based budget assignment, focusing on accounting calculations for overdraft interest, loan interest, and depreciation. They practiced implementing Excel formulas to correctly record these financial elements in various statements and schedules, with plans to cover GST calculations in a future session.
Depreciation on Fixed Assets
Loan Repayment and Interest Calculation
Overdrawn Bank Account Calculations
The Tutor and Student reviewed key concepts in international trade, including marginal productivity of labor, the Production Possibility Frontier (PPF), and indifference curves. They practiced calculating opportunity costs, determining trade equilibrium, and analyzing comparative advantages through numerical examples, with a focus on preparing for upcoming mid-term exams.
Marginal Productivity of Labor (MPL)
Production Possibility Frontier (PPF)
Indifference Curve and No-Trade Equilibrium
Relative Prices and Opportunity Cost
Wage Determination in Competitive Markets
The class involved the student and tutor working on creating and analyzing an Excel loan dashboard. They practiced setting up financial schedules, calculating loan balances and interest, and crucially, applying the Goal Seek function for "what-if" analysis to understand the impact of changing interest rates on loan interest amounts. The session concluded with a review of task completion and planning for the next steps.
Dashboard Design Principles
Excel Formulas for Financial Tracking
Goal Seek Analysis in Excel
Absolute vs. Relative Cell References
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GDP Calculator
Digital whiteboard
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