Factors determining Demand
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The following factors determine demand:
- The Own Price of the good itself ( )
- The price of Substitute Goods ()
- The price of Complementary Goods ()
- The level of advertising expenditure on the product in question as well of their complementary and substitute goods (denoted , and
- The level and distribution of consumers disposable incomes , i.e. income after tax and benefits
- Wealth effects cause by stock market booms.
- Changes in consumers tastes and preferences
- The cost and availability of Credit
- Consumers expectations concerning future price rises and availability oif the product
- Changes in population ()