Answer and Explanation:
The preparation of the differential analysis is presented below:
<u>Particulars   Lease Machinery Sell Machinery	Differential Effect on Income
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Revenues     $284,900             $275,700              $9,200
Costs            $24,600                $13,785                 $10,815
Income (Loss)	$260,300          $261,915              -$1,615
It is better to sell the machinery as it has a loss of $1,615
 
        
             
        
        
        
In order to compete with the online retailers, the traditional retailers can use franchises that deliver, require an administered system for all, and increase their market share. 
<h3>Who is a retailer?</h3>
A manager or owner of a business organization or a unit that specializes in selling of products to their customers, which they procure from the supplier, is known as a retailer. 
Hence, options A, C and D hold true regarding the traditional retailers. 
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Answer:
Matched as below
Explanation:
a. Cashier’s check: A draft drawn by a bank on itself
b. Check:  A draft drawn by a drawer ordering the drawee bank or financial institution to pay a certain amount of money to the holder on demand 
c. Certified check:  A draft that is payable on demand, drawn on or payable through a bank, and specially designated 
d. Traveler’s check: A draft that had been accepted by the bank on which it is drawn, promising to pay the check when it is presented
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
a). Unemployment rate in March=8%
b). Unemployment rate in April=9.4%
Explanation:
a). 
The unemployment rate can be expressed as;
R=P/L
where;
R=unemployment rate
P=number of unemployed persons
L=labor force
In our case;
R=unknown
P=number of unemployed persons=labor force-number of employed persons
P=100-92=8 million
L=100 million
replacing;
R=8/100=0.08×100=8%
The unemployment rate in March=8%
b).Unemployment rate for April
Unemployment rate={(total unemployed+discouraged workers)/(labor force+discouraged workers)}×100
total unemployed=8 million
discouraged workers=1.5 million
labor force=100 million
replacing;
Unemployment rate=(8+1.5)/(100+1.5)=(9.5/101.5)×100=9.4%
Unemployment rate in April=9.4%