An employee who has worked with only one organization all her life, and is now close to her retirement age, is unlikely to find an equally profitable position with another company because:

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The employee's firm-specific capital, or the skills and knowledge she has developed through years of working with the same organization, may not be of use to other companies. This can make it difficult for her to find a similarly well-paying job with another organization. The other options (low productivity, difficulty verifying work record, and preference for leisure) are not necessarily applicable without additional information.

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