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What are the determinants of demand

What are the determinants of demand?

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The fundamental determinant of demand is the price of the commodity under consideration: a change in price causes movement along the commodity’s demand curve.  This movement is called a change in quantity demanded. Decline price leads to association down the demand curve: There is an increase in quantity demanded. Increased price leads to movement up the demand curve: There is a decrease in quantity demanded.

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