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1 This brief document summarises the main results of the study ”Competition, Corporate Governance and Financing of Corporate Growth in Emerging Markets. Empirical Investigations in the Light of the Asian Crisis” by Jack Glen, Kevin Lee and Ajit Singh, which is available as a University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Economics Discussion Paper in Accounting and Finance. For correspondence please contact: Professor Ajit Singh, Faculty of Economics, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge CB3 9DD, England; email: Ajit.Singh@econ.cam.ac.uk * IFC. ** University of Leicester. Cambridge University. 2 For recent contributions, see among others, Odagiri (1994), Waring (1996) and Goddar, Wilson (1999). 3 See Goddard, Wilson (1999), Mueller (1990). The micro-economic behaviour of economic agents in the crisis-affected Asian economies, together with the private sector’s expanding role in developing countries in general have focussed attention on issues of competition, corporate governance and corporate finance. The paper explores the analytical links between these phenomena with particular reference to developing countries. Its main purpose is to report on some surprising results the authors have obtained by time series analysis of corporate rates of return in emerging markets in the 1980s and 1990s.

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Intensity of Competition in Emerging Markets and in Advanced Economies — Evidence from the Persistence of Corporate Rates of Return in Emerging Markets