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» Families in Business, Volume 2, Issue 6, 2002
If respondent is an owner of the business.

5. Are there family members over 18 who are unpaid, but who periodically contribute to the business by offering a special skill, filling in for someone, or other wise helping out?

Response Small, employing family-businesses Small, employing businesses, excluding hired-manager operated businesses
1 Yes 27 22
2 No 73 78
3 DK/Refuse 0 0
Total (%) 100 100
N 319 629

Notes: Twenty-seven (27) percent of small, employing family-businesses have at least one adult family member help out (unpaid) in the business (Q#5). Twenty-two (22) percent of small, employing businesses, excluding hired-manager operated businesses, have at least one adult family member help out (unpaid) in the business (Q#5).


Volume 2, Issue 6, 2002
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation



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