Human-Asset Specificity Is the Form of an Asset That a Firm

question 7

Multiple Choice

Human-asset specificity is the form of an asset that a firm invests in to create the human capital with knowledge about the specific routines and procedures needed to support a firm's vertical integration strategy.These routines and procedures bring competitive value to the firm because:

• A) They organize the firm's work processes.
• B) They are not transferable to a different employer.
• C) They are not easily imitated.
• D) All of these.

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