Factors influencing demand for a product, Managerial Economics

Factors influencing demand for a product

These are broadly divided into factors determining household demand and factors affecting market demand.

Factors affecting household demand

The taste of the household
The income of the household
The necessity of the commodity, and its alternatives if any
The price of other goods

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