Abstract: The classic arcsine law for the number of positive terms, as , in an ordinary random walk is extended to the case when this random walk is governed by a positive recurrent Markov chain on a countable state space , that is, for a Markov random walk with positive recurrent discrete driving chain. More precisely, it is shown that converges in distribution to a generalized arcsine law with parameter (the classic arcsine law if ) iff the Spitzer condition lim_{n oinfty}frac{1}{n}sum_{k=1}^{n}mathbb{P}_{i}(S_{n}>0) =
ho holds true for some and then all , where for . It is also proved, under an extra assumption on the driving chain if , that this condition is equivalent to the stronger variant lim_{n oinfty}mathbb{P}_{i}(S_{n}>0) =
ho. For an ordinary random walk, this was shown by Doney for and by Bertoin and Doney for .
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