The Future of the Postal Sector in a Digital World

Edited by Michael Crew () and Timothy Brennan

in Topics in Regulatory Economics and Policy from Springer, currently edited by Lorraine Klimovich

Date: 2016
ISBN: 978-3-319-24454-9
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Chapters in this book:

Price Cap Regulation and Declining Demand

Timothy Brennan and Michael A. Crew

Scale Economies and Postal Price Caps in Europe: Declining Volumes, Lower Productivity, Higher Postage?

Antonia Niederprüm, Christian Bender and Alex Kalevi Dieke

Origins of “Universal Service”

Chris Rowsell

Implications of Recent Developments in e-Commerce for Universal Service Providers and the USO

John Hearn

Which Universal Service Obligation Attributes Do Americans Value?

Jennifer Bradley, Michael D. Bradley and Jeff Colvin

Impact of Market Dynamics on the Net Cost of the USO

Dariusz Nehrebecki, Leonardo Mautino and Gavin Knott

Innovation, Disruption, and Partnering: Changing the DNA of Posts from the Inside Out

Adam C. Houck

Postal Strategies in a Digital Age

Christian Jaag, Jose Parra Moyano and Urs Trinkner

Case Studies in End-to-End Delivery Competition

Philip Groves and Steven Cape

Promoting Competition at the Digital Age with an Application to Belgium

Pierre Copée, Axel Gautier and Mélanie Lefèvre

Compensation Fund Under EU Law: A Suitable Solution for the Postal Market?

Alessandra Fratini

The Shape of Postal Inefficiency

Margaret M. Cigno, John P. Klingenberg and Edward S. Pearsall

Differentiated Pricing of Delivery Services in the e-Commerce Sector

Claire Borsenberger, Helmuth Cremer, Philippe Donder and Denis Joram

Mode of Delivery and Customer Response to Advertising Mail

Michael D. Bradley, Laraine Balk Hope and John Pickett

Commercial and Regulatory Challenges for Postal e-Services in Switzerland

Christian Jaag, Martin Maegli and Denis Morel

Demand and Regulation for e-Commerce in Goods

Heikki Nikali, Juri Mattila, Ilona Rintanen and Ville Huuhtanen

Personal Data and Privacy Issues and Postal Operators Stand

Claire Borsenberger, Denis Joram, Olaf Klargaard and Philippe Regnard

Using Market Research to Analyze Consumer Preferences

Stefano Gori, Bianca M. Martinelli and Gennaro Scarfiglieri

An Economist’s Perspective on Terminal Dues

Henrik Ballebye Okholm, Anna Möller Boivie, Bruno Basalisco and Julia Wahl

A Game-Theoretic Model of the Market for International Mail

Edward S. Pearsall

Quantifying the Distortive Effects of UPU Terminal Dues

James I. Campbell

UPU Compensation Rates for Packages Under EU Competition Law: Are There Lessons to Be Learned from Other International Fee Arrangements?

Ralf Wojtek

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