found: Work cat.: 2006033365: Caballero, R.J. Specificity and the macroeconomics of restructuring, c2007:ECIP galley (specificity means that factors of production are not fungible; more precisely, a factor is specific with respect to a given production arrangement--its current production relationship with other factors using a given technology--when its value would diminish if used outside this arrangement)
found: Wikipedia, Oct. 11, 2006(asset specificity is usually defined as the extent to which the investments made to support a particular transaction have a higher value to that transaction than they would have if they were redeployed for any other purpose)
found: Rutherford, D. Dict. of economics, 1992(asset specificity: the unique character of a durable asset, e.g. a machine, a skilled worker or a production site, which means that it has a low return in other uses)
found: Bannock, G. Dict. of economics, c2003(asset specificity: the feature of durable or fixed assets which have no, or limited, alternative uses (e.g. a nuclear power station), and which, once built, therefore generate sunk costs)
