Question: The log-linear demand function for Beckler's Frozen Pizzas is:

\[\ln {{Q}_{X}}=4-3.80\ln {{P}_{X}}+0.30\ln {{P}_{Y}}+0.15\ln S+\ln A+1.50\ln I\]

The number of pizzas sold per week (Q_X) depends on the price charged for a pizza (P_X), the price charged for a competitor's brand of pizza (P_Y), the percentage of single parent families (S), monthly advertising expenditures (A) in thousands, and average annual household income (I) in thousands.

If Beckler's lowers the price of its pizzas by 5% and increases advertising expenditures by 10% while Beckler's competitor lowers the price of its pizza by 20%, what effect will this have on the number of Beckler's pizzas sold per week?