Amisha Goyal
Personalized Economics Tutoring to Improve Concepts, Confidence, and Academic Results
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Amisha Goyal
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your economics tutor
I'm Amisha Goyal, a dedicated Economics educator with a strong academic foundation and a passion for making learning engaging and practical. I did Masters in Economics and I have passion for personalized learning. I have thoroughly prepared for competitive examinations like the Indian Economic Service (IES) and many other government exams in which Economics had the major role and it has strengthened my understanding of Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Statistics, Public Finance, and the Indian Economy. My teaching style focuses on building concepts from the basics, encouraging logical thinking, and adapting lessons to each student's learning pace. I create a supportive and interactive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and discussing ideas. I use real-life examples, structured explanations, and regular practice to make complex topics easier to understand. Whether you're preparing for school exams, college coursework, or competitive exams, my goal is to help you gain confidence, improve problem-solving skills, and develop a genuine understanding of the subject rather than relying on memorization. Join me for an exciting journey of learning Economics.
Amisha graduated from PANJAB UNIVERSITY
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The session focused on a comprehensive review of foundational Economics concepts, particularly demand, its determinants, and related principles. The Tutor guided the Student through definitions, examples, and graphical representations of demand, including the Law of Demand, factors affecting it, the demand curve, and its exceptions. The Tutor also discussed the need for consistent sessions for the Student's improvement and encouraged the Student to arrange further class enrollments with their parent.
Demand: Willingness & Ability to Pay
Law of Demand & Ceteris Paribus
Factors Affecting Demand: Related Goods
The Demand Curve
Exceptions to the Law of Demand
Student and Tutor revisited core macroeconomic concepts, including GDP, economic growth, and their limitations. They also explored the Production Possibility Curve (PPC), various types of productivity, and factors driving it, along with an introduction to Aggregate Demand and Supply. The Student worked through calculation examples for real GDP and interpreted graphical representations of the PPC, and the Tutor provided the session's materials for revision.
GDP Deflator and Real GDP Calculation
Aggregate Demand (AD) and Aggregate Supply (AS) Basics
Productivity and Its Drivers: Capital and Labor Efficiency
Production Possibility Curve (PPC): Concepts and Shifts
Limitations of GDP as a Measure of Economic Well-being
Understanding GDP: Types and Measurement
Student and Tutor reviewed core economics concepts including short-run and long-run economic growth, GDP calculation methods, and the circular flow model. The session focused on distinguishing between nominal and real GDP, calculating real GDP using the GDP deflator, and understanding the limitations of GDP as an economic indicator. The Student will send their curriculum for the next topic, economic trade, and the next session is scheduled for Thursday.
Short-Run vs. Long-Run Economic Growth
Circular Flow Model & Subsidies
Limitations of GDP
Real GDP per Capita
Nominal vs. Real GDP & Calculation
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) & Calculation Approaches
The Student and Tutor focused on fundamental macroeconomic concepts, including economic growth, GDP calculation methods, and the circular flow of income model. They clarified distinctions between short-run and long-run growth, types of taxes, and components of the circular flow. The session was tailored to prepare the Student for an upcoming mock exam, and the next class was scheduled to continue with the remaining topics.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) & Calculation Methods
Circular Flow of Income Model
Injections and Withdrawals in Circular Flow
Production Possibility Curve (PPC)
Direct vs. Indirect Taxes
Economic Growth: Short-run vs. Long-run
The Student and Tutor engaged in an introductory economics session, focusing on foundational concepts. They discussed the definition of economics, scarcity, and the essential components of demand (ability and willingness). The session also covered the Law of Demand and explored various factors that influence demand, including income, related goods (substitutes and complements), and taste and preferences.
Non-Price Determinants of Demand
Related Goods: Substitutes & Complements
The Law of Demand and Ceteris Paribus
Understanding Demand: Ability & Willingness
Foundations of Economics: Scarcity & Allocation
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