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Competition, Universal Service and the Graveyard Spiral: Michael A. Crew and Paul R. Kleindorfer
Postal and Electronic Communications Services: Together Again?: Paula Gori and Pier Luigi Parcu
Price Cap Regulation and Declining Demand: Timothy Brennan and Michael A. Crew
Competition in the Postal and Delivery Markets in Europe: Pier Luigi Parcu, Chiara Carrozza, Niccolò Innocenti, Anna Pisarkiewicz and Paula Gori
The Rise of e-Commerce Platforms in the Parcel Delivery Markets: Pier Luigi Parcu, Niccolò Innocenti, Chiara Carrozza, Anna Renata Pisarkiewicz and Maria Alessandra Rossi
Postal Operators as “Ground Based” Online Platforms?: Paula Gori and Pier Luigi Parcu
Regulation and Competition as Complements: Timothy Brennan
Academic Hubs and the Intellectual Infrastructure of Economic Regulation: William E. Kovacic
The Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act After 10 Years—Some Proposals for Reform: Michael Crew and Timothy Brennan
Business Models: Some Implications for USPS: Michael A. Crew and Timothy Brennan
Universal Postal Service as a Business Opportunity: Pier Luigi Parcu, Anna Renata Pisarkiewicz, Leonardo Mazzoni and Chiara Carrozza
Competitive Strategies of Marketplaces Vis-À-Vis Logistic Choices: Issues of Efficiency and Competition: Pier Luigi Parcu, Anna Renata Pisarkiewicz and Chiara Carrozza
Understanding ‘Universality’ in Postal Regulations: Evolving Meaning and Impact: Mateusz Chołodecki
The Welfare Effects of Entry and Strategies for Maintaining the USO in the Postal Sector: Michael A. Crew and Paul R. Kleindorfer
Potential Insights for US USO from Recent Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Auctions: Victor Glass
On Some Historical Contributions of the Postal and Delivery Conference: Pier Luigi Parcu and Vincenzo Visco Comandini
Inducing Optimal Quality Under Price Caps: Why, How, and Whether: Timothy Brennan
Lessons from the Experience of Telecommunications Regulation for Regulation in the EU Package Delivery Industry, with Focus on Access Regulation: Debra Aron and Geoff Edwards
E-commerce and the Return of Unwanted Goods: A Case for Cooperation Among Providers of Postal and Non-postal Parcel Services: Ralf Wojtek
Lessons from the Postal Sector to Telecommunications and Vice Versa: Pier Luigi Parcu and Virginia Silvestri
Fit for Purpose? A Four-Step Methodology for Evaluating Universal Service Obligations in the Postal Sector: Mindaugas Cerpickis, Jacob Østermann and Stephanie Tizik
Parcel Locker Stations: The Future of e-Commerce Delivery?: Antonia Niederprüm and Willem Lienden
Scale Economies and Postal Price Caps in Europe: Declining Volumes, Lower Productivity, Higher Postage?: Antonia Niederprüm, Christian Bender and Alex Kalevi Dieke
Cartels in the Postal Industry: A Behavioral Theory Consideration of the Game Theory of Leniency Policies: Adam Goodman and Gráinne Murphy
Designation of a Universal Service Provider in the EU: Should One Size Fit All?: Mateusz Chołodecki
Bringing Competition to Telecommunications by Divesting the RBOCs: Michael A. Crew, Paul R. Kleindorfer and John Sumpter
Postal Services: Quo Vadis?: John Hearn
Universal Service Obligations in the Postal Sector: Xavier Ambrosini, François Boldron and Bernard Roy
Origins of “Universal Service”: Chris Rowsell
Self-Provision by Online Platforms Vertically Integrated into Delivery Activities: Alberta Corona, Claudio Lorenzi and Anna Mucci
Challenges of Regulating Quality of Service in the Postal Industry: Henrik Ballebye Okholm, Bruno Basalisco, Anna Möller Boivie and Jimmy Gårdebrink
The Concentration Phenomenon in E-commerce: Claire Borsenberger
Will Entrants into a Liberalized Delivery Market Attract Investors: Robert H. Cohen, Matthew Robinson, Renee Sheehy, John Waller and Spyros Xenakis
Michael Crew’s (and Paul Kleindorfer’s) Scholarly Contributions to the CRRI Postal Conferences, 1990–2012: Timothy Brennan
E-Commerce Parcel Delivery, the Unwanted Guest at the USO Table? An Empirical Study Covering Ten Markets in Europe: Trine Kærslund Bundsgaard, Mindaugas Cerpickis, Anna Möller Boivie and Lionel Gendebien
Impact of Changes to the USO: Christian Strobel, George Houpis and Hamish Forsyth
E-Substitution and the Demand for Business Mail in the UK: Trends and Prospects: Frank Rodriguez, Soterios Soteri and Stefan Tobias
When a Price Cost Test Is Unnecessary for Assessing Pricing Abuses – The Royal Mail Case: Nathan Francis
Profitability of the Universal Service Postal Provider Under Entry with Economies of Scale in Collection and Delivery: Gonzales d’Alcantara and Bernard Amerlynck
How the Fragmentation of the Postal Supply Chain Leads to New Business Models: Ozhan Zurel and Luigi Scorca
Regulation: Quo Vadis? Revisited: John Hearn
Multi-Lot Auctions: David Salant
Implications of Recent Developments in e-Commerce for Universal Service Providers and the USO: John Hearn
The Confluence of Competition Law, Consumer Protection, and Sector-Specific Regulation in the Postal, Delivery, and Related Sectors: John Hearn
Implications of 3D Printing for the United States Postal Service: Samuel T. Cutting, Mark E. Meitzen, Brad P. Wagner, Christopher W. Backley, Charles L. Crum and Bryant Switzky
Creating Last-Mile Incentives from Inside-Out. A Template Drawn from Rural Telecom: Victor Glass
DHL Express (Austria): Towards Legal Certainty on Article 9 and Applicable Obligations for Postal Service Providers: Alessandra Fratini
Could and Should Electronic Communication Help Meet Universal Service Obligations?: Timothy J. Brennan
Data and the Regulation of E-commerce: Data Sharing vs. Dismantling: Claire Borsenberger, Helmuth Cremer, Denis Joram, Jean-Marie Lozachmeur and Estelle Malavolti
Is the Universal Service for “Letters” Sustainable?: John Hearn