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Reda - Paris152 CNY
152 CNYMicroeconomics and Macroeconomics with practical cases
Trusted teacher: Microeconomics: This course revolves around these notions: - CONSUMER CHOICE THEORY: marginal utility, indifference curve - THE CONSUMER'S BALANCE: budget constraint - THE THEORY OF DEMAND: substitution and income effect, elasticity My courses are aimed at students from business and management schools who have difficulty in the following subjects: - Microeconomics - Macroeconomics - Statistics - Probabilities - Financial analysis - Accounting - Taxation Macroeconomics: The objective of the course is to present the fundamental concepts of macroeconomics in order to lay the foundations for understanding economic phenomena on the one hand, and on the other hand helping to make a judgment in order to evaluate economic policy recommendations. In summary, the macroeconomist pursues four major objectives: 1. the determination of the aggregates making it possible to explain the behavior of the groups of agent: it is the object of the macroeconomic accounting; 2. the study of the relationships between these variables in order to determine the existence of stable relationships over time: this is the subject of macroeconomic laws; 3. analysis of the main imbalances that may appear between the aggregates: price increase, unemployment, deficit in public finances, deficit in the trade balance with foreign countries: this is the subject of macroeconomic modelling; 4. the study of the means to correct these imbalances and to achieve certain set goals (price stability, full employment, external balance, etc.): this is the object of economic policy. Ability to move or video
Tutoring · Economics for adults · Economics for students
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Amine - Paris360 CNY
360 CNYExpert and experienced Professor: SPSS, R, jamovi, jasp, STATA, hypothesis testing, ANOVA, multivariate analysis, linear/log regression
Trusted teacher: During this course you will learn: ✓ SPSS ✓ R Studio ✓jamovi/jasp/Stata/xlstat ✓ Analyze data for univariate, bivariate and multivariate statistics with SPSS ✓ Simple and multiple linear regression and Logistic regression ✓ Analyze exploratory data, basic statistics and visual displays (Frequencies, exploration function, outliers) ✓ Inferential tests on correlations, counts and means (Calculation of z-Scores in SPSS, Correlation coefficients, A measure of reliability: Cohen's Kappa, Binomial tests, Goodness of fit test, Chi-square , One-sample t-test for a mean, Two-sample t-test for means) ✓ Analysis of variance (fixed and random effects, Running ANOVA in SPSS, The F-test for ANOVA, Effect size, Contrasts and post-hoc tests, Alternative post-hoc tests and comparisons, ANOVA with random effects , factorial ANOVA with fixed effects and interactions, Simple main effects, Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA), Power for analysis of variance) and Repeated Measures ANOVA (One-way repeated measures, Repeated measures in both directions: one between and one in the postman) ✓ Principal Component Analysis (PCA Example, Pearson 1901 Data, Component Scores, Principal Component Visualization, Correlation Matrix PCA) and Exploratory Factor Analysis (The Common Factor Analysis Model, The Problem of Factor Analysis exploratory, Factor analysis of CPA data, Scree Plot, Rotation of the factor solution, Cluster analysis, How to validate clusters) ___________________________________ ✓ My courses are based on exercises with the essentials of the course to remember. ✓ Working method for better understanding. ✓ Working on concrete data which allows the work to be visualized and assimilated more quickly.
Statistics · Math · Economics for students
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Jad - Paris360 CNY
360 CNYEconomics, Mathematics, Geopolitics (Preparation for the BAC and grandes écoles)
Former student at Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne. I have a Master's degree in applied economics and political economy. I have been teaching economics, mathematics, English and geopolitical history since 2019. I have had the opportunity to work with more than 70 students, ranging from 11 to 20 years old. I have prepared a large number of high school graduates for the SES and HGGSP specialties as well as for the grand oral. Whether in continuous monitoring during the year or in intensive training during the holidays, I organize the course in such a way as to work on my students' weak points. Finally, during this year I taught mathematics during group courses for the preparation of the brevet. Concerning languages: I am bilingual in English but I also have a current level in Spanish and an intermediate level in Japanese. I am able to teach economics and geopolitical history in English for students preparing for the baccalaureate in another language. Preferably I accompany students from middle school to BAC +2 on a regular basis in order to help them progress. I am also available for videoconference courses and intensive courses during the holidays. Methodology : The first lesson is crucial in order to determine the student's strengths and weaknesses. Once the assessment is done, I look for the best method to help them progress. Between lessons, I often leave additional work to consolidate the concepts seen in class and to evaluate progress. As soon as I feel that they are ready, I try to put them in exam conditions so that they can prepare for academic deadlines. The goal is to confront them with very demanding subjects early enough so that they acquire rigor and method. I initially focus on methodology issues. Once students are more comfortable with the form of the assignments, I insist on the quality of writing, syntax and understanding of the course. For students looking to improve, I offer them very demanding assignments and I try to push the course to a higher level so that they can have a better understanding of the concepts they are studying. Academic background : 2022 | Paris Sorbonne - Master of Economics 2020 | Paris Sorbonne - Bachelor of Economics Experiences: 2022 - Present | Intensive training professor (grandes écoles competition) 2019 - Present | Independent Teacher - Private Teacher
Economics for students · Math · World history
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Matt - Paris496 CNY
496 CNYLaw, Politics, History, Philosophy, Economics, English
Trusted teacher: Economics: I can support students on all aspects of their Economics study: Macroeconomics, Micro, applied theory, Political theory and Econometrics. Essay technique. Data analysis and plotting graphs that represent trends in the economy. Law: Foundational modules of English common law, EU law, International law, Company and corporate law, international commercial, business and finance, intellectual property law. Civil Procedure. Public law. Essay technique. Development of argument. Legal analysis. I teach students to think like a lawyer in their approach to key legal issues. Politics: Constitutional theory. Separation of power. Sovereignty of Parliament. Judicial Review. Elections. Political parties. Canvassing. Lobbying. UK, European and US Politics. Political theories / ideologies from socialism to capitalism. History: US Declaration of Independence and Civil War. Lincoln and slavery. European modern history from Russian Revolution to 9/11. English kings - William the Conqueror - Henry VIII. Tudors / Stewarts. War of the Roses - Princes in the Tower. Glorious Revolution. Black Death Peasant's Revolt. Union of the Crowns. Gunpowder Plot. Support with source analysis and development of argument in the essay. Philosophy: John Locke property rights, Aristotle and Plato - 'democracy' and how a society should be shaped, participation of women. Bentham - utilitarianism, Mill - Liberty and the precursor of feminism. Kant - 'doing the right thing for the right reason'. Support with essay technique and development of argument. English: Support with sentence structure (basic, intermediate, advanced and fluent). Vocabulary. Verbs.
Economics for students · Law · Political science
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