Subject Matter Expertise
Subject Matter Expertise
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2 spaces available (until Jan 15th, 2026)
Economics
Economics
I tutor across micro and macro economics, with strong econometric grounding in regression, panel data, and time-series methods. I can help you master core concepts such as elasticity, market structure, and growth models. For those so inclined; I also assist in integrating critical-realist and anti-positivist perspectives so you can discuss not only “what the numbers say” but also their theoretical and real-world limits.
Behavioral Economics
Behavioral Economics
I support students in understanding how insights from Kahneman and Tversky, prospect theory, and bounded rationality reshape standard economic assumptions. We will link experiments and behavioral econometrics to questions of welfare, policy design, and methodological critique, including how anti-positivist themes challenge purely rational or purely quantitative views of human behavior.
Applied Economics & Entrepreneurship
Applied Economics & Entrepreneurship
My expertise bridges empirical economics with entrepreneurial practice, including development of testable hypotheses, model specification, and interpretation of econometric evidence in venture and policy contexts. I work extensively with effectuation theory (Sarasvathy), opportunity recognition, and entrepreneurial ecosystems, helping you connect rigorous empirical work with real-world entrepreneurial decision making and critical perspectives on what “success” means.
Business
Business
I cover core business disciplines: operations, organizational behaviour, international business; always grounding models in data and evidence while remaining attentive to context, institutions, and ethics. You can learn to connect classical quantitative analysis (NPV, cost structures, productivity, etc.) with broader theoretical debates about agency, power, and uncertainty that are central at advanced undergraduate, master’s, and PhD level.
Marketing
Marketing
I tutor the full marketing toolkit: from segmentation, targeting, and positioning to branding and digital strategy; anchored in the major frameworks associated with Kotler and subsequent theorists. Together we connect these models to empirical methods (e.g. demand estimation, conjoint analysis, campaign evaluation) and to interpretive, anti-positivist readings of consumer culture, identity, and meaning.
Strategy
Strategy
I provide support to all areas taught including Porter’s competitive strategy, resource-based and dynamic capability perspectives approaches to industry analysis. I help you move from applying frameworks in a mechanical way to using them critically and empirically, combining qualitative case analysis with quantitative evidence and philosophical reflection on complexity, uncertainty, and strategic choice.
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