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We provide a firm-level analysis of the relation between corruption and growth for private firms and state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in Vietnam. We obtain three different measures of the perceived corruption severity from a 2005 survey among 741 private firms and 133 SOEs. Our analysis shows that...

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Illiberal Governance and the Rise of China's Public Firms : An Oxymoron or China's Greatest Triumph?

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