What causes a demand curve to shift, Macroeconomics

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What causes a demand curve to shift?

a. Changes into the Prices of Related Goods

Substitutes
Complements

b. Changes into Income

Normal Goods
Inferior Goods

c. Changes into Tastes

d. Changes into Expectations

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