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An Examination of the Links Between Postal Price Constraints, Efficiency, Competition and Public Welfare: Philippe Donder, Frank Rodriguez and Soterios Soteri
Liberalization and Regulation of the Swiss Letter Market: Helmut Dietl, Urs Trinkner and Reto Bleisch
The Fading of the Traditional Postal Market Boundaries and a New Role for Postal Operators: A European Perspective: S. Romito, I. Vacca, A. Rovero and Stefano Gori
Crowdsourcing the Last Mile: Michael D. Bradley, Jeff Colvin and Mary K. Perkins
Spam or Ham? Assessing the Value of Direct Mail: Henrik B. Okholm, Anna M. Boivie and Signe Rølmer
Double Jeopardy Between Regulatory and Competition Proceedings: The bpost Judgment and the Digital Markets Act: Alessandra Fratini
On the Use of Cost Functions in the Assessment of the Impact of Liberalization on Postal Universal Service Burden: Stefano Gori, Emiliano Piccinin, Simona Romito and Gennaro Scarfiglieri
Which Universal Service Obligation Attributes Do Americans Value?: Jennifer Bradley, Michael D. Bradley and Jeff Colvin
“Is Postal Service a Natural Monopoly?”: A 30-Year Retrospective on Panzar’s Seminal Paper: Victor Glass, Antonio Nicita and Stefano Gori
Entitlement to USO Compensation in the Light of the Recent Caselaw in the Transport Sector: Alessandra Fratini
Quantity Rebate Scheme: Applicability of “per sender” Reasoning for Corporate Groups: Til Rozman
The Anatomy of Institutional and Organizational Failure: Karl A. McDermott and Carl R. Peterson
European Postal Operators’ Diversification Strategies and Implications for Cost Allocation: Antonin Arlandis
Targeting Versus Saturation: Derived Demand for Direct Mail: Michael D. Bradley, Jeff Colvin and Mary K. Perkins
An Assessment of USPS’ Negotiated Service Agreements and Platforms’ Direct Entry in Delivery: Victor Glass, Antonio Nicita and Stefano Gori
The Personalization and Volume Trade-Off: A Future Without Saturation Mail?: Michael D. Bradley and Adam C. Houck
Lessons from Other Network Industries: Should Posts Seek to Collaborate More in the Last Mile?: Adam Houck and Bernhard Bukovc
The First Tests of the SGEI Framework in the Postal Sector: Takeaways from the Judgements in the Česká pošta and Post Danmark Cases: Alessandra Fratini and Marc Chovino
‘Where’s My Post?: A Cross-Country Analysis of Delivery Frequency Under the USO’. An Exploration of the Impacts of Changes to Frequency of Delivery Days: Darcey Ferguson and Riya Nagpal
Twenty-Five Years of the National Postal Regulators in the EU: A Critical Review: Mateusz Chołodecki
The Financial Equilibrium of Universal Service Providers in a Liberalized Postal Market: Roger Hill, Richard Robinson and Frank Rodriguez
Questioning the Monopoly-Supported Postal USO in Developing Countries: Charles Kenny
Regulation. Quo Vadis?: John Hearn
Is It Time to Revisit the USPS’ Strategy for Financial Sustainability?: Victor Glass and Stefano Gori
Impact of Market Dynamics on the Net Cost of the USO: Dariusz Nehrebecki, Leonardo Mautino and Gavin Knott
Quality and Pricing of Delivery Services in the E-commerce Sector: Claire Borsenberger, Helmuth Cremer, Philippe Donder and Denis Joram
An Economic Perspective on Terminal Dues: Henrik Ballebye Okholm, Bruno Basalisco, Jimmy Gårdebrink and Anna Möller Boivie
Consolidation in Urban Logistics: What Could We Learn from Past Experiences and Economy Theory?: Claire Borsenberger
Separate or Integrated? Least-Cost Parcel Delivery Methods in a Flexible Delivery Environment: Michael D. Bradley, Jeff Colvin and Mary K. Perkins
Pricing “Competitive” Postal Products: Timothy Brennan
Locked into an Access Mindframe? Reflections on Access Regulation in Postal and Delivery Based on the Case of Parcel Lockers: M. Cerpickis, S. Tizik, A. M. Boivie, B. Basalisco and H. B. Okholm
Universal Service Vs. Targeted Measures towards Vulnerable People: How to Address Postal Users’ Needs?: Claire Borsenberger and Marine Lefort
Revisiting the Pricing Scheme in the Postal Sector: A Way to Make Postal Activities and USO Financially Sustainable?: Claire Borsenberger and Denis Joram
Ramsey Pricing as a Method to Financing the Universal Service Obligation: Peter Andersson and Pernilla Ivehammar
PAEA’s Take on Regulatory Economics: Edward S. Pearsall
Estimating the Net Cost of the: George Houpis, Almudena Lara and Mark Williams
A Branching AIDS Model for Estimating U.S. Postal Price Elasticities: Lyudmila Y. Bzhilyanskaya, Margaret M. Cigno and Edward S. Pearsall
Innovation, Disruption, and Partnering: Changing the DNA of Posts from the Inside Out: Adam C. Houck
Design and Enforcement of Compensation Funds After Confetra: A Legal and Economic Analysis: Alessandra Fratini and Marc Chovino
Coopetition in the Telecommunications Industry: Menahem Spiegel
Assessing the Recommendations of the President’s Task Force on the Postal Service: Michael D. Bradley, Jeff Colvin and Mary K. Perkins
Assessing Diversification in the Postal Sector: Timothy Brennan
A Case Study of Density of Retail Outlets in Portugal: Regulation and Politics in Postal Markets: João Confraria, Vítor Miguel Ribeiro, Agostinho Franco and Frederico Pereira
Retention Ratios in Retail Networks and Their Application to Post Offices: Matthias Hafner, Lory Iunius and Urs Trinkner
Barriers to Entry in Post and Regulatory Responses: Richard Moriarty and Paul Smith
USO Net Costs and Economies of Scope Between Letters and Parcels: Ramon Gmür, Felix Gottschalk, Matthias Hafner and Urs Trinkner
On the Correct Net Avoided Cost (NAC) Methodology to Be Applied in the Postal Sector: Simona Romito, Federico D’Intini and Stefano Gori
Do We Need Regulation for Parcel Lockers?: Xavier Ambrosini, Alice Bermont-Vialatte and Marine Lefort
Are European Cross-Border Parcel Delivery Services Affordable?: Claire Borsenberger
Assessing the Cost of the Portuguese Postal Network: Ricardo Goulão Santos, Alberto Pimenta and Sofia Beatriz Henriques