Consider the demand function for processed pork in Canada, Qequals171minus20pplus20p Subscript bplus3p Subscript cplus0.002Y where Q is the quantity of pork demanded (measured in millions of kg per year), p is the price of pork, p Subscript b is the price of beef, p Subscript c is the price of chicken, and Y is the income of consumers. If the price of beef increases from $4 per kg. to $5.04 per kg., then the demand curve for processed pork will shift to the right by nothing million kg. per year. (Enter a numeric response using a real number rounded to two decimal places.)