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Price is the major determinant of the quantity demanded. The nonprice determinants of demand are:
- number of buyers,
- tastes,
- income,
- price of other goods (either complementary or substitute), and
- expectations about future prices.
Advertising by companies shows that customers can be prompted to buy products for a great variety of reasons. The foremost inducement is still price. |
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