In class we discussed "asset$-$specific investments" $($which Hansmann refers to as "firm$-$specific investments"$).$ What is their significance for understanding the firm? A$.$ Firm$-$specific investments are what the stock market tracks and the goal of the corporation is to maximize share value. B$.$ Firm$-$specific investments is another word for "commodities"; and corporations have a right to sell commodities for profits. C$.$ In order for firms to grow their business they need to get investors to give large amounts of capital not just to the industry generally but to their firm specifically. D$.$ Firms $($and ownership rights of the firm$)$ are useful for inducing firm$-$specific investments from various parties who would otherwise be less willing to make such investments.