What are the determinants of demand?

Income

Price of related goods

A good's own price

Technology

Tastes and preferences

Resource prices

Number of consumers

Income

Price of related goods

A good's own price

Tastes and preferences

Number of consumers

Explanation:

A good's own price: the law of demand states that when prices rise, the demand falls. That also means that when prices drop, demand will grow.

Income: when income rises, so will the quantity demanded. When income falls, so will demand.

Prices of related goods: these are either complementary, those purchased along with a particular good or substitutes. They can also influence the demand.

Tastes and preferences: when the consumer's tastes or preferences change in favor of a product, so does the quantity demanded.

Number of consumers: it has a major effect on the demand. As the number increases, the demand rises.