All of the following are common firm-specific risks faced by companies except:
A) litigation
B) employee relations
C) dependence upon one or a few customers
D) labor wages and supply

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Labor wages and supply is not a typical firm-specific risk as it is a macroeconomic factor that affects all companies in an industry equally. A, B, and C on the other hand are risks that are specific to a particular company and its operations.

All of the Following Are Common Firm-Specific Risks Faced by Companies