Abstract
The empirical relationship between firm size and returns on the stocks listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore is examined in this study. The results show that the stocks of small firms have earned higher returns than the stocks of large firms, and that the firm size effect is still significant when risk-adjusted returns are controlled for difference in earnings/price (E/P) ratios.
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