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As an American teen ,I'm qualified to answer this question.From observations I made from my school peers I can safely say majority of them do not fit into your question details.Teenagers these days are more concerned about social media, popularity, having a lot of friends, video games, clothing , celebrities , parties , etc.It baffles me that my peers rather indulge themselves into things like that, instead of taking the chances of doing self-improvement and educating themselves to be better off in the future.However, I do not concern myself with those things as I know when I'm older those things won't matter when your trying to get hired or making a living for yourself.As of now I am the president of an organization called Avid, I'm a member of key club, member of student council, straight A student , and have 34+ hours of community service this year alone.When I grow up I want to be a medical doctor ( radiologist to be Specific) or an entrepreneur ( in tech).I've started to learn more about coding as I want to release an app on the App Store and I'm cruising through medical books.I have no clue why others won't take up on the opportunities they have at hand , but I rather be above the pack than with the pack.

You have a very intelligent daughter…your husband on the other hand… well let's just hope she takes after your genes.Firstly, this is happening… Margot Robbie To Star As Mattel’s Live-Action BarbieSo expect barbie to be a big trending topic soon.Secondly… The Designer's Doll - 09/01/2009And lastly BARBIE ISN'T DRUGS, SEX, OR POSTING STUPID VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE THAT WILL HAUNT HER LONG INTO ADULTHOOD. So back off and count yourself lucky. In fact go hug your kid and thank her for being one of the good eggs.Not to mention the money to be made!!!Think the only barbie worth money is the original or really old ones? Think again. In a 2018 study done by 24/7 Wall St. Insightful Analysis and Commentary for U.S. and Global Equity InvestorsThe most expensive barbies might be in your toybox right now. With some of the more recent years seeing a market for designer collaboration. I personally have been looking for the Moschino barbie doll since it sold out a few years ago.Barbie is one of the most popular toys ever, selling about 1 billion dolls since debuting in 1959. And even though Barbies have been purchased by millions of people from 150 countries, some versions of the doll are more valuable than others.There are legions of collectors searching the internet and other places for rare editions of the doll. What makes some Barbies more valuable than others are the doll’s unique accessories; the physical condition of the item; variations on Barbie’s career outfits; limited edition dolls; versions found only in some countries; and if the box is unopened.Collecting rare and valuable Barbies has become more than a cottage industry, so with that in mind, 24/7 Wall St. compiled a list of the most valuable Barbies using the latest available .*No one would have predicted such zealous collecting of the toy back in 1959, when Barbie debuted at the New York Toy Fair. That year, the doll cost $3. Today, a mint condition Barbie from 1959, wearing a black and white bathing suit and clutching sunglasses, can garner more than $20,000 on eBay.*FOOTNOTE #1 SEE BOTTOM OF PAGE*Barbie made an appeal to history aficionados in 2003 by taking a turn as Marie Antoinette and decked out in a flowing gown. That Barbie was being auctioned for as much as $2,000 on eBay. Themes tied to television shows such as “I Love Lucy” also are popular with collectors.Several one-of-a-kind Barbies have sold for exorbitantly high prices, outshining dolls even on this list. The most expensive version of the doll was sold for $302,500 in 2010. That doll was designed to raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Another doll sold for $85,000 in 1999. As the introduction to designer dolls, that Barbie was clad in a gold bikini top and a belt featuring 160 diamonds.To identify the 50 most valuable Barbie dolls, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed Barbie dolls currently for sale on eBay. Price data was obtained on March 5, 6, and 7. To be considered, dolls needed to have maintained similar price ranges over that period. The year each Barbie was released came from Mattel. Release dates not listed by the dollmaker were obtained from news archives, collector’s blogs, and other sources. The rare qualities of these dolls were listed on eBay, and often among the key drivers of each doll’s price. We only considered the most expensive doll within a given model. We included identical models only when accessories, certain rare qualities, or the context of a special release meaningfully distinguished duplicates.Page 2 of 1150. Midnight Tuxedo Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $995> Year released: 2001> Rare qualities: Never removed from box49. Pink Splendor Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $999> Year released: 1996> Rare qualities: Limited Edition48. Carol Spencer Holiday Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $999> Year released: 1994> Rare qualities: Prototype47. The Glory of the 80’s Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,000> Year released: 2017> Rare qualities: 1 of 100 in existence, never removed from box46. Dahlia Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,000> Year released: 2006> Rare qualities: Never removed from boxPage 3 of 1145. Lucky Charm Ken Doll> Estimated value: $1,000> Year released: 2017> Rare qualities: 1 of 500 in existence, never removed from box44. “Sales Resistance!” I Love Lucy Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,050> Year released: 2004> Rare qualities: N/A43. Empress Josephine Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,099> Year released: 2005> Rare qualities: Never removed from box42. Chataine Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,150> Year released: 2002> Rare qualities: Limited Edition41. Debut Silkstone Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,150> Year released: 2009> Rare qualities: Exclusive Paris ConventionPage 4 of 1140. La Belle Epoque Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,395> Year released: 2012> Rare qualities: Exclusive Paris Convention, signed by Robert Best39. Calvin Klein Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,414> Year released: 1996> Rare qualities: Good condition38. Escada Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,414> Year released: 1996> Rare qualities: Limited edition, made in Japan37. Trace of Lace Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,475> Year released: 2004> Rare qualities: Platinum Label36. Coach Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,500> Year released: 2013> Rare qualities: Plus 3 genuine coach bagsPage 5 of 1135. Happy Holidays Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,500> Year released: 1994> Rare qualities: Special edition, signed by Ruth Handler34. Barbie Doll As Medusa> Estimated value: $1,500> Year released: 2008> Rare qualities: Never removed from box33. Faerie Queen Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,500> Year released: 2004> Rare qualities: Limited edition, platinum label32. Summer Daydreams Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,514> Year released: 1997> Rare qualities: Never removed from box31. Princess of the Korean Court Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,514> Year released: 2005> Rare qualities: 25th AnniversaryPage 6 of 1130. Monique Lhuillier Bride Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,600> Year released: 2006> Rare qualities: Signed by Monique Lhuillier29. Violette Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $1,750> Year released: 2005> Rare qualities: Platinum Edition28. Sparkle Beach Barbie> Estimated value: $1,999> Year released: 1995> Rare qualities: New in box27. Marie Antoinette Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,000> Year released: 2003> Rare qualities: Gold label, never removed from box26. “I Love Lucy” Starring Lucy as Santa in “The Christmas Show” Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,000> Year released: 2007> Rare qualities: Platinum EditionPage 7 of 1125. Winter Glamour White Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,000> Year released: 2006> Rare qualities: 1 of 15 in existence24. Gold Jubilee Prototype Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,000> Year released: 1994> Rare qualities: Sample sticker on box23. Pretty in Plaid BArbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,000> Year released: 1998> Rare qualities: Includes prototype, never removed from box22. Chicago Cubs Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,000> Year released: 2000> Rare qualities: Limited edition, never removed from box21. Cher Ringmaster Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,000> Year released: 2007> Rare qualities: Platinum Label, never removed from boxPage 8 of 1120. Galleries Lafayette Blonde Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,000> Year released: 1999> Rare qualities: Original box19. NASCAR Official #94 Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,293> Year released: 1999> Rare qualities: Never removed from box18. Summer Splendor Enchanted Seasons Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,495> Year released: 1996> Rare qualities: Limited Edition17. Designer Dress Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,500> Year released: 2009> Rare qualities: Platinum Label, Original box16. American Girl Barbie> Estimated value: $2,500> Year released: 1966> Rare qualities: European exclusive, near mint conditionPage 9 of 1115. Walking Jamie Furry Friends Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,500> Year released: 1970> Rare qualities: Nearly mint condition14. Hair Happenin’s Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,500> Year released: 1971> Rare qualities: Never removed from box13. A Date with Barbie in Atlanta Doll> Estimated value: $2,500> Year released: 1998> Rare qualities: White dress, 1 of 25 in existence12. City Smart Silkstone Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,995> Year released: 2003> Rare qualities: 1 of 600 in existence11. Blonde Bubble Cut Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $2,999> Year released: 1962> Rare qualities: N/APage 10 of 1110. Pink Jubilee Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $3,000> Year released: 1989> Rare qualities: Limited Edition, 30th anniversary9. Bild Lilli Hausser Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $3,200> Year released: 1964> Rare qualities: Near mint condition8. Career Girl Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $3,495> Year released: N/A> Rare qualities: Japanese exclusive7. American Girl Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $3,500> Year released: 1966> Rare qualities: Mint condition, original box6. Lively Barbie Figure & Fashion Dress-up Doll> Estimated value: $3,838> Year released: N/A> Rare qualities: N/APage 11 of 115. Aqua Queen of the Prom Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $5,000> Year released: 2001> Rare qualities: 1 of 30 in existence4. Karl Lagerfeld Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $6,000> Year released: 2014> Rare qualities: Platinum Label, original shipper box3. #4 Blonde Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $8,999> Year released: 1960> Rare qualities: Original wrist tag2. Barbie & Major Matt Mason> Estimated value: $15,000> Year released: 1967> Rare qualities: Original store display, “Funny Face” contest1. #1 Blonde Barbie Doll> Estimated value: $23,999> Year released: 1959> Rare qualities: Collectors Edition, mint conditionSource: Sandi Holder's Doll AtticBarbie Brio AuctionIn most cases, turning a profit in the world of doll collecting requires a great deal of research and patience. But a very recent example shows that trend spotting can be an exception to the rule.In October of 2011, Mattel released tokidoki Barbie, complete with a pink bob hairdo, tattoos and cactus friend, Bastardino. The dolls retailed for $50 and are, as of this writing, listed on Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & morestarting at $400 and going for as much as $1,590. That kind of escalation in value is rare in a market where vintage or antique is typically the way to go.“There was a limited amount made,” said Sandi Holder, author of Barbie, A Rare Beauty and owner of the Doll Attic in Union City, Calif. “It was in the news and it became controversial because mothers disapproved. More media attention drove up the demand.”Typically, though, the money to be made collecting Barbie dolls revolves around acquiring vintage dolls that are, optimally, still in the box with all their accessories, including the stand. Barbie was launched in 1959 and that original version, where she’s wearing a black-and-white striped bathing suit, can fetch between $7,000 and $27,000 depending upon the condition.The latter price tag is a Guinness record set in May 2006 for “highest price paid for a Barbie doll in an auction” and is held by Holder’s store. During her last auction, in November 2011, a doll sold for a whopping $19,000.“The Barbie market and values are strong,” Holder said.There are two camps in the collecting world: Never Removed From Box (NRFB) and De-Boxed. For investment purposes, NRFB is ideal, but many collectors prefer to enjoy the dolls by displaying them out of the box.Source: Sandi Holder's Doll AtticBarbie Japanese Auction“I do it for fun and love of the hobby,” Holder said. “I play Santa Claus 365 days a year. It lets people recreate childhood memories, especially in the dismal days we have right now.”For the purposes of investing, Holder recommends researching and consulting with someone who knows the business before making a significant purchase. In Barbie collecting, for example, dolls from the 1970s — a.k.a. “the Malibu era” — can sell for around $200. It is also important to keep up with what special editions catch hold and which ones don’t. For instance, the artist series — in which dolls are dressed in clothes resembling the art of masters like Van Gogh and Renoir — is not as coveted as, say, Holiday Barbie, a tradition that began in 1988; only a limited number of each are sold annually.“It’s all about demand and what people will want to pay,” Holder said.That’s one universal truth in doll collecting. Another is that whether it’s Barbie, Madame Alexander, Russian or papier mache, words like “pristine” or “perfect” will drive up the value. At Patricia Vaillancourt’s eBay store called Antique Dolls, the starting bid on a Jumeau — 19th century French doll made of bisque — in “perfect” condition is $6,200. A rare glass-eyed China doll, also described as “perfect,” begins at $3,500.Denise Van Patten, a long-time doll collector and dealer of modern, vintage and antique dollswhose online home base is http://About.com, recommends that an aspiring collector explore the answers to these questions to get started: Are you interested in antique, vintage or modern? Are you interested in a narrow time period or one particular material? Do you want to collect based on a theme or variations of one doll?Alternative Investing - A CNBC Special Report - See Complete Coverage“Whether you are new to doll collecting or have been doll collecting for years, you need to have a good grasp of doll collecting basics,” Van Patten writes. “The basics you’ll need range from how to value and identify your dolls, to how to protect and preserve your dolls, to how to photograph your dolls and get the best prices for them on eBay.”Van Patten is the author of The Official Price Guide To Dolls, but the resource material out there, in print and on the web, is vast and constantly updated.Whether trying to assess the value of a doll found in an old attic or if it’s worth buying the latest model of Barbie, Holder said it’s worth consulting an expert. She felt it particularly gratifying to be able to give a retired couple $27,000 for a doll they brought to have appraised. They were astounded.“They set out to buy a motor home and see the world,” Holder said. “It was a very beautiful story."———HISTORICALBarbie’s full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts.Barbie was named after Ruth Handler’s daughter, Barbara. Her son was Kenneth.She is from (fictional) Willows, Wisconsin where she attended High School.Barbie doll’s official birthday is March 9, 1959 – the exact date she was unveiled to the toy industry during New York Toy Fair.Barbie first appeared in the now-famous black-and-white striped swimsuit.The first Barbie doll was sold for $3.00.Barbie’s first commercial aired during Mikey Mouse Club in 1959.Barbie doll’s signature color is Barbie™ Pink (PMS 219).Barbie doll stands 11.5 inches tall.The best-selling Barbie doll ever was 1992 Totally Hair™ doll, with hair from the top of her head to her toes.In 1968, the first black doll was introduced to the line.CAREERSBarbie doll has had over 200 inspirational careers including astronaut, robotics engineer, journalist and entrepreneur to name a few.Barbie traveled into space in 1965, four years before man walked on the moonAlthough she has never won an election, Barbie® has run for president 6 times since 1992. In 2016, she ran on the first all-female ticket.In the 1970s, Barbie saved lives in the operating room as a Surgeon, at a time when few women were applying to medical school.In the 1980s she took to the boardroom as “Day to Night” CEO Barbie, just as women began to break into the C-suite.In the 1990s, Barbie ran for President, before any female candidate ever made it onto the presidential ballot.In the 2000s, with only 24% of today’s STEM careers held by women, Barbie has been a Computer Engineer, Video Game Developer, Mars Explorer and Robotics Engineer, just to name a few.ICONIt takes a professional staff of top fashion designers, makeup artists and the most elite couturiers – more than 100 people in all – to create a Barbie doll and her fashions.Barbie® has been a muse to many artists over the past six decades – including Andy Warhol and Peter Max.Twiggy was the first celebrity to have a doll in her likeness.Oscar de la Renta was the first designer collaboration in the 1980s.The #1 honor from the Barbie brand is to be immortalized in plastic. The brand has honored role models from ages 6-99.In 2014, Jeremy Scott’s Moschino show was inspired by Barbie, complete with her dream wardrobe.In 1997, the hit song “Barbie Girl” by Aqua came on the scene.Barbie has fans of all ages. The National Barbie Doll Collectors Convention has been driven by doll clubs across the country for over 25 years.POWERBarbie is the most popular fashion doll ever produced and the No. 1 fashion doll property in the US.Barbie’s DreamHouse is sold every 2 minutes and was first introduced in 1962.Barbie is the most diverse fashion doll on the market.There are more than 100 dolls sold every minute, with a total of 58 million sold annually.Barbie is sold in 150 countries worldwide.Barbie has products in 45 categories, including food, fitness and clothing.The brand has over 99% brand awareness globally.Barbie’s YouTube channel has over 5 million subscribers, making Barbie the #1 girls brand on YouTubeBarbie has a powerful social media presence with over 14 million fans on Facebook, 263,000 followers on Twitter and over 1.2 million followers on Instagram (@Barbie).CONTENTBarbie has over 30 entertainment titles released to date.More than 151 million minutes of content has been watched on Barbie’s YouTube.Barbie has a powerful social media presence with over 14 million fans on Facebook, 263,000 followers on Twitter and over 1.2 million followers on Instagram (@Barbie).@barbiestyle launched in 2014 and quickly reached 1.9 million followers – it is one of the fastest growing fashion Instagram channels to date.In 2015, Barbie launched her first video blog (vlog) on YouTube which propelled the channel to be the #1 girls brand on YouTube.There is over 18 billion minutes of Barbie user generated content each year.CITATION REMOVED BECAUSE IT WAS FLAGGED AS SPAM, MY SINCERE APOLOGIES TO THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR WHO POSTED THE FOLLOWING ON THE WEBSITE 24/7 WALL ST. 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Process of transfer:A written offer should be made for the player which selling club can accept or reject. The two parties, then keep going backwards and forwards until they negotiate a fee. Agents play a very important role in club transfers; they offer their players for a specific fee (that would be acceptable to the selling clubs) to various clubs.Both clubs can agree on a specific fee for the player but it doesn't mean that the move will go through. But, once it is, then the agent of the player has to agree personal terms on the player's behalf.Personal terms usually contain salary, role of player at club (key player, first team, squad player, youngster), duration of contract, signing on fee for the player, agent's fee, clauses (release clause, relegation clause), bonuses (loyalty, appearance, goal scored, team of the year etc.) and image rights.Image rights is ensuring that the player has the right to control commercial use and exploitation of his image, voice and likeness.Agents may help their players set up their own image company and the club may come to an agreement that the player can keep hold of his image rights and the club will pay the player for use of his image.Ex. Cristiano Ronaldo agreed to a 60:40 split of all money earned from sponsors between him and club for his image rights when he signed for Madrid in a world-record £80 million deal in 2009.Personal terms can sometimes take a bit of time when the player involved is of higher reputation.The agent acts as the proxy for the player in the contract negotiations. The job of the agent is to do what is in the best interests of the player. The agent also introduces player to various commercial opportunities.Usually a player (and agent) looks at the ambition of the club, it's reputation and the training facilities present, salary package and the most important - the playing time he'll get at the club. Player discusses these thing with his agents and after discussions, it's agents job to tweak the terms to satisfy his client.Sometimes personal terms can't be agreed and deals can look like they are going to happen and then fall through at the last moment.After the agreement of personal terms, player has to undergo a medical. Transfers can also be cancelled if a player fails his medical test.After these formalities are completed, certain documents are needed to be lodged with the relevant authorities for the transfer to be approved and registered.Documents: the transfer documentation, the financial agreement between the two clubs, the players contract, the players registration, the players bonus schedule, and any forms relating to agents.Authorities include FIFA, Football Association of the country and the League (e.g English FA and Premier League)If you want to know how the deals are done at deadline day, Premier League published an article on their website, link of which is here: Transfer deadline day: How deals get doneBasic rules of transfers:1. A player can not play for more than 2 clubs in a span of a year.2. A club may sign a pre-contract with a player while he is still with another club, by which the player agrees to move to the club at a future date, for example, after his contract with his current club expires.3. A bid matching the release clause can not be rejected by the selling club.4. A player can be bought but can not be played in knockout competitions if he is cup-tied i.e transferred after the start of the cup tournament.Ex. Ronaldo (Brazilian) was cup-tied for Real Madrid in UEFA Champions League but he bought his contract out for a transfer to AC Milan. Later, AC Milan won the tournament, but Ronaldo was not allowed to play in any of their games.5. A player can co-owned by two football clubs and if someone wants to buy that player, they must agree fees with both the clubs separately. Co-ownership is not used in every league but it is used in Italy, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.As wikipedia states, "when a player is in co-ownership between two teams, he can still be sent on a free loan to a third side, provided that both the owning clubs agree on the move. The club which the footballer is not currently playing for is allowed to sell its half share to another club, provided that the other owning club and the player agree."6. A player can be loaned for any amount of time by the club that is holding is contract, ranging from a month to couple of years. The clubs can also agree a specific fee, for which the loanee club can buy the player for after the completion of loan, if they want. There are also clauses like if player can be recalled by the loaning club or not and if the player can play against his parent club.Ex. EPL club Chelsea loaned young goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois to Atletico Madrid for continuous 2 seasons and have sent him again to the same club for one more year.Nowadays, controversial Third-party ownership has taken the transfer market by storm, inflating it in the process. Third-party ownership is the ownership of a player's economic rights by third-party sources, such as football agents, sports-management agencies, or other investors.The involvement of investors in the 'ownership' of players is a common practice in Brazil and Argentina where many clubs are financially limited. So, businessmen or other investors buy shares in the economic rights of young players and often cover the costs of their training and accommodation. In return they are entitled to a percentage of a player's future transfer fee.The Premier League took steps to outlaw third-party ownership in 2008.These are the basic rules and process of transfer, I know of. If you have any questions, you can ask in the comments. :)