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Trust, Rule of Law, and the Size Premium: Evidence from a Meta-Analysis
Reported estimates of the size premium, the tendency of smaller firms to earn higher average returns than larger firms, vary widely across studies, countries, periods, and designs. We examine whether generalized trust and rule of law help account for that heterogeneity. Small firms are more opaque a
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