Investments made by employees that have more value in a particular company than in alternative companies are known as
A) firm-specific investments.
B) individual-specific investments.
C) group-specific investments.
D) corporate-specific investments.

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Firm-specific investments are those investments made by employees that have more value in a particular company than in alternative companies. These investments can include things like specialized training, acquiring knowledge of the company's technology, and building relationships with other employees.

Investments Made by Employees That Have More Value in a Particular