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Economics tutor - Julia Haque
Masters degree
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About your economics tutor
I am pursuing my Master's in Applied Economics at the University of Michigan. I have previously achieved summa cum laude honors for my bachelor's degree in economics from York University, demonstrating my academic excellence and consistency. Apart from my studies, I am also a skilled economics grader. My experience as a grader and proctor at the LSA Economics Department has enabled me to apply my knowledge in a practical setting. As an entrepreneur, I founded a gift-wrapping company, which has given me an in-depth understanding of market principles and business management. I will use this experience to emphasize the real-world application of economic theories in my tutoring sessions. As a finance operations coordinator at J&J Knit Composite LTD, I have demonstrated my strategic thinking and analytical abilities. My focus on refining financial processes and implementing digitization has resulted in better efficiency. In addition, I possess strong statistical analysis and programming skills in Python, Stata, and R. This knowledge will serve as a foundation for my teaching, emphasizing quantitative methods and econometrics. My practical experience in data-driven decision-making and understanding of economic principles makes me an ideal mentor to guide students through their economics studies. I am passionate about helping students understand complex economic concepts and preparing them for success in their studies and future endeavors.
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Economics class overview
I provide customized tutoring sessions that are tailored to the unique needs and learning styles of each student. Economics can be complex, so I simplify difficult concepts into comprehensive lessons, which are supported by my carefully prepared notes, graphs, and pertinent examples that help reinforce the students' understanding. My primary focus is on active engagement during the sessions by encouraging the students to participate and express their queries, ensuring each economic theory is thoroughly understood. In addition to this personalized approach, I assist learners with their coursework, assignments, and homework. I am dedicated to test preparation through practice quizzes that are designed to boost their confidence and assess their mastery of the material. I am committed to feedback and continuous improvement, and I am always willing to adapt my teaching strategies to optimize student performance and interest in the subject. My main goal is to prepare students not only for academic assessments but also to provide them with a solid understanding of economics, which will serve them well outside the classroom.
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Economics concept taught by Julia
Julia and Samrawit reviewed several practice questions related to microeconomics, including perfect price discrimination, externalities, monopolistic competition, and game theory. Julia provided detailed explanations and used diagrams to clarify concepts. Samrawit will work on the previous year's final exam and send any further questions to Julia, with a potential follow-up lesson scheduled for Tuesday.
Marginal Revenue Calculation
Monopolistic Competition & Entry
Dominant Strategy
Productive Efficiency
Julia tutored Samrawit on Chapter 11, covering imperfect competition, including monopolistic competition and oligopoly, and related concepts like economies of scale, game theory, and collusion. Samrawit clarified her understanding of short-run vs. long-run profits and excess capacity. They scheduled another session to review practice questions and remaining chapters, with Samrawit to send questions in advance.
Nash Equilibrium
Long Run Average Cost Curve
Imperfect Competition
Monopolistic Competition
Julia Rahman tutored Samrawit Senai Terrefe, reviewing microeconomic concepts such as price controls, competitive firms, allocative efficiency, cartels, monopolies, and price discrimination. Samrawit asked questions about cost curves, profit maximization, shutdown price, break-even point, and market concentration. They scheduled the next meeting for Saturday morning, and Samrawit will prepare more questions on the final exam.
Price Discrimination
Profit Maximization (Monopoly)
Monopoly Demand Curve
Cartel Instability
Julia Rahman tutored Samrawit Senai Terrefe, reviewing midterm questions on excise tax, market equilibrium, technical inefficiency, elasticity, production functions, utility, and complements. They also discussed the cost-minimizing condition, tax burden, and competitive markets, including the shutdown rule and profit maximization. They plan to review Chapter 9 questions and begin Chapter 10 at their next meeting.
Excise Tax Impact
Technical Inefficiency
Price Elasticity
Complements and Normal Goods
Samrawit received economics tutoring from Julia, focusing on price floors, elasticity of demand and supply, minimum wage impacts, and short-run and long-run cost curves. They reviewed textbook chapters 7 and 8, and Samrawit is expected to ask further questions in the future.
Average Total Cost (ATC) and Marginal Cost (MC)
Short-Run vs. Long-Run Costs
Law of Diminishing Returns
Production Function
Julia assisted Samrawit in reviewing a practice midterm, covering topics such as cost minimization, profit maximization, utility maximization, minimum wage impacts, and short-run cost curves. They also discussed the importance of weighted averages and the definition of an inferior good. They planned future study sessions and the creation of a formula sheet.
Slope of a Line
Marginal Utility
Weighted Average
Inferior Goods
