Kripa Ahuja
Economics Tutor Specializing in Market Dynamics and Economic Policies
Economics tutor - Kripa Ahuja
Masters degree
/ 30 min
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About your economics tutor
Hello, I'm Kripa Ahuja, a Masters graduate in Economics passionate about teaching Business & Economics. My teaching philosophy centers around making complex concepts digestible for all students. I believe in engaging students through interactive discussions, real-life examples, and personalized learning strategies. Whether you're studying Economics, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, or Business, I'm here to support you at every level of your academic journey. Let's learn, grow, and succeed together! I'm committed to promoting economic literacy, I strive to equip students with the skills needed to navigate today’s complex financial landscape.
Kripa graduated from University of Rajasthan
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A-Levels (UK)
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GCSE (UK)
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Economics class quick guide
As an Economics and Business tutor, I specialize in teaching students of all levels. My tutoring methodology is centered around being engaging, interactive, creative, and focused on problem-solving. I use various techniques such as video feedback to discuss your analysis and suggest alternative strategies. I will help you master economic theories and business strategies by applying them to real-world scenarios. By analyzing your grasp of economic principles, I tailor lessons around real-world applications and analyzed case studies and economic models to develop effective business practices. Let's work together to achieve your academic goals!
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Reviews and Ratings for Kripa
Ariella Nixon
Arlington, Texas
6 months ago
Ahuja ’s use of encouraging feedback has really helped boost my confidence and kept me excited to learn. She clearly loves teaching, and that energy makes her lessons feel positive and welcoming. Every session is interesting and full of useful insights, and she’s incredibly patient. Ahuja is truly dedicated to helping students understand the material. I’d recommend her to anyone wanting to learn more about Economics.
Claire Hinton
Houston, Texas
8 months ago
Before I started tutoring with Ahuja , I was really struggling with my economics exams. She was incredibly patient and took the time to break down each concept, always checking to make sure I truly understood. Her explanations were clear and simple, which made complex ideas much easier to grasp. I’m truly grateful for her support.
Octavio Schultz
El Paso, Texas
10 months ago
Ahuja was an incredible help during my economics exam prep. she has a knack for breaking down complex ideas and using practical examples to make them easy to understand. her depth of knowledge was evident throughout, and I’m grateful for her guidance. Highly recommend her as a tutor!
Economics concept taught by Kripa
During their economics lesson, Kripa and Natalie focused on problems involving production functions, tax rates, and productivity. They specifically worked on calculating ratios of labor and productivities between two firms and analyzed the firm's labor demand curve under different wage scenarios. Kripa will share the worksheet with Natalie after the lesson.
Direct & Inverse Relationships
Labor Demand (Wages > Productivity)
Labor Demand (Wages < Productivity)
Diminishing Marginal Returns
Profit Maximization
Kripa and a student from Palomar College in Escondido worked through problem set two, which focused on firm optimization, profit maximization, and the effects of taxes and subsidies on firms. They covered key concepts such as the profit function, marginal cost and benefit of labor, and the labor demand curve. The next lesson is scheduled for Monday to cover the remaining questions in the problem set.
Profit Function with Taxes
Firm Optimization (Labor)
Cobb-Douglas Production Function
Impact of Increased Tax on Labor Demand
Subsidy vs. Tax
Kripa and Natalie delved into consumer choice theory, exploring the effects of non-wage income, Cobb-Douglas utility functions, and proportional taxes on labor supply. Natalie honed her skills by analyzing optimal consumption bundles and interpreting related diagrams. They've scheduled their next economics lesson for Friday, where they will discuss the firm's problem and related theory from chapter 4.
Non-Wage Income Effect
Optimal Consumer Bundle
Cobb-Douglas Utility Function
Shadow Expenditure of Leisure
Proportional vs. Lump-Sum Tax
Kripa Sethi and Natalie began their economics lesson by recapping consumer optimization, substitution, and income effects. Kripa then introduced new concepts like profit maximization, the production function, and the marginal product of labor. Natalie actively practiced drawing diagrams to solidify her understanding of these principles. For their upcoming lesson, they agreed to tackle practice problems from Chapter 4.
Non-Wage Income
Substitution Effect
Production Function
Marginal Product of Labor (MPN)
Profit Maximization Rule (Firm)
Kripa and Yohann are reviewing economics topics, focusing on production functions and returns to scale due to time constraints. They discuss constant, increasing, and decreasing returns to scale, isocosts, and the marginal rate of technical substitution (MRTS). Kripa explains the Cobb-Douglas production function (Q = A * L^a * K^b) and how the sum of exponents (a+b) determines returns to scale. She also covers calculating the marginal product of labor (MPL) and capital (MPK). Yohann is encouraged to practice, and the next session will cover monopoly, monopolistic competition, and oligopoly.
Increasing Returns to Scale (IRS)
Constant Returns to Scale (CRS)
Decreasing Returns to Scale (DRS)
Marginal Rate of Technical Substitution (MRTS)
Cobb-Douglas Production Function
Marginal Product of Labor (MPL)
Isoquants
Returns to Scale
Your economics tutor also teaches
Economics
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Market Structures
Supply and Demand
Economic Policy
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