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Biz Kid$: Business Structures

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What structure is right for your future business? Will your business be for-profit or non-profit? It's not just about LLCs, sole proprietorships, or partnerships. Examine the pros and cons of each business structure and discover which one could be right for you.

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Runtime: 27 minutes 42 seconds

Topic: Business
Subtopic: Consumer Education
Grade/Interest Level: 5 - 10
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Release Year: 2012
Producer/Distributor: Film Ideas, Inc
Series: BizKid$

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Man peers towards camera behind a glass display of coins. Caption. The American Numismatic Association Money Museum.

Computer monitor projects an image of a man speaking to camera like he is being interviewed. Caption. Or trade for a good or a service.

Closeup of a teenage girl with wide brown eyes, dark brown, curly hair, mouth open. Caption. But there's another way you can get money. As a gift.

2 teenagers appear in frame with a group of teenagers working at laptops behind them. Caption. 4 basic things you can do with your money.

Closeup of a middle-aged woman smiling and looking down at a pink sheet of paper. Caption. Ok, can I have it back, please?

Closeup of a teenager assembling beaded jewelry. Caption. I take my head pin and put the beads on.

Closeup of a man wearing glasses, left hand raised with index finger pointing to his head. Caption. See, a business supplies goods or services for money.

Black and white rearview photo of a person dressed in collared shirt and vest looking towards a female colleague walking into an office setting. Caption. Darla Dollar could make a hermit ditch his cave.

3 girls seated at a work table talking together with charts and notebooks on the table in front of them. Caption. Sound of monkey screeching.