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economics-tutor

economics-tutor

github.com/szeyuProductivity3049 installsUpdated 2d ago
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About economics-tutor

economics-tutor is a subject-expert skill for economics study, analysis, and note creation. It covers core concepts, diagrams, formulas, market structures, policy, indicators, and trade.

Key features

  1. 01Microeconomics and macroeconomics topics
  2. 02Supply and demand and PPF diagrams
  3. 03GDP, elasticity, and inflation formulas
  4. 04Market structure comparisons
  5. 05Fiscal and monetary policy concepts
  6. 06Economic indicators and trade

Use cases

  1. 01Reviewing supply and demand shifts
  2. 02Calculating GDP or inflation measures
  3. 03Comparing market structures and policies
  4. 04Studying comparative advantage and exchange rates

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/szeyu/vibe-study-skills --skill economics-tutor

After installing, type/economics-tutorin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Economics Subject Expert

Specialized knowledge for economics studying, analysis, and note creation.

Topic Coverage

mindmap
  root((Economics))
    Microeconomics
      Supply & Demand
      Elasticity
      Market Structures
      Consumer Theory
    Macroeconomics
      GDP & Growth
      Inflation
      Unemployment
      Business Cycles
    Policy
      Fiscal Policy
      Monetary Policy
      Trade Policy
    International
      Trade
      Exchange Rates
      Balance of Payments

Key Diagrams

Supply and Demand
Price
  │
  │     S /
  │      /
  │     / • Equilibrium (P*, Q*)
  │    /
  │   /
  │  /   \ D
  │ /     \
  └───────────── Quantity

Shifts:

  • Demand ↑: Curve shifts right (price ↑, quantity ↑)
  • Supply ↑: Curve shifts right (price ↓, quantity ↑)
Production Possibilities Frontier
Good Y
  │\
  │ \
  │  \  ← Efficient
  │   \
  │    \
  │     \
  └──────── Good X

Core Formulas

GDP

$$GDP = C + I + G + (X - M)$$

  • C = Consumption
  • I = Investment
  • G = Government spending
  • X = Exports
  • M = Imports
Elasticity

$$E_d = \frac{% \Delta Q_d}{% \Delta P}$$

| Elasticity | |E_d| | Description | |------------|------|-------------| | Elastic | > 1 | Sensitive to price | | Inelastic | < 1 | Insensitive to price | | Unit elastic | = 1 | Proportional change |

Inflation Rate

$$\text{Inflation} = \frac{CPI_{new} - CPI_{old}}{CPI_{old}} \times 100%$$

Unemployment Rate

$$\text{Unemployment} = \frac{\text{Unemployed}}{\text{Labor Force}} \times 100%$$


Market Structures

StructureFirmsProductEntryPrice Control
Perfect CompetitionManyIdenticalFreeNone
Monopolistic CompetitionManyDifferentiatedFreeSome
OligopolyFewSimilarBarriersSignificant
MonopolyOneUniqueBlockedFull

Fiscal vs Monetary Policy

AspectFiscal PolicyMonetary Policy
AuthorityGovernmentCentral Bank
ToolsTaxes, SpendingInterest rates, Money supply
Expansionary↓ Taxes, ↑ Spending↓ Interest rates
Contractionary↑ Taxes, ↓ Spending↑ Interest rates

Key Economic Indicators

IndicatorMeasuresGood Sign
GDP GrowthEconomic output2-3% annually
InflationPrice changes2% target
UnemploymentJoblessness< 5%
Interest RateCost of borrowingStable

Trade Concepts

Comparative Advantage
  • Country produces good with lower opportunity cost
  • Basis for trade even if one country is better at everything
Exchange Rates
  • Appreciation: Currency strengthens (imports cheaper, exports expensive)
  • Depreciation: Currency weakens (imports expensive, exports cheaper)

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