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Introduction: Business Finance in Less Developed Capital Markets: An Emerging Field of Study | 1 | |
Pt. I | Development of Capital Markets | |
1 | Venture Capital: Is It Appropriate for Developing Countries? | 15 |
Discussant | 37 | |
2 | Problems of Orthodox Formal Capital Markets in Developing Countries, with Particular Reference to Nigeria | 39 |
3 | Securities Market Development and Economic Growth | 55 |
Discussant | 66 | |
4 | Mutual Funds in Developing Capital Market: A Critical Evaluation of the Turkish Experience | 69 |
Discussant | 96 | |
Pt. II | Risk and Return in Securities Markets | |
5 | The Chinese New Year, Common-Stock Purchasing, and Cumulative Raw Returns: Is Taiwan's Stock Market Informationally Efficient? | 101 |
Discussant | 106 | |
6 | Reactions of the Taiwanese Stock Market to Trade Talks with the United States | 111 |
Discussant | 121 | |
7 | Mutual-Fund Performance in the Brazilian Stock Market, 1984-1985 | 125 |
Discussant | 134 | |
8 | Market-Efficiency (Weak-Form) Tests of the Malaysian Stock Exchange | 137 |
D1scussant | 168 | |
Pt. III | Asset Management | |
9 | Financial Management and Goal Programming in Imperfect Capital Markets | 173 |
10 | Capital Budgeting in Countries with Less Developed Capital Markets: Financial and Ethical Issues | 189 |
Pt. IV | Credit and Financing Policy | |
11 | Macro Shocks and Industrial Portfolio Responses: An Econometric Model for LDCs | 211 |
Discussant | 227 | |
12 | Optimal Corporate Debt Financing and Real Investment Decisions under Controlled Banking Systems | 229 |
Discussant | 250 | |
13 | Financial Reform, Inflation, and Investment Behavior in Developing Countries: Evidence from Peru | 251 |
Discussant | 262 | |
Pt. V | Theory of the Firm | |
14 | Enterprise Governance and Growth: Notes on the Theory of the Firm in Less Developed Capital Markets | 267 |
Discussant | 281 | |
15 | Financial Management in Public Enterprises in India | 283 |
Pt. VI | International Capital and Enterprise Incentives | |
16 | Financial Contracting between Non-OPEC Developing Countries and Multinationals for Oil Extraction | 295 |
Discussant | 311 | |
17 | Investment Incentives and Renegotiation in International Lending | 315 |
Discussant | 331 | |
18 | Expectations of Devaluation, the Real Rate of Interest, and the Private Sector in a Dual-Currency Economy | 335 |
Discussant | 350 | |
Pt. VII | Research Directions | |
19 | Research in Business Finance: A Mexican Perspective | 355 |
20 | Research Directions: A Theoretical Framework | 363 |
21 | Research Directions: International Investments | 369 |
Index | 375 | |
About the Editors and Contributors | 389 |
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