The Postal and Delivery Contribution in Hard Times

Edited by Pier Luigi Parcu (), Timothy Brennan and Victor Glass ()

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

Date: 2023
ISBN: 978-3-031-11413-7
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 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

Ch Chapter 10 E-Commerce, Parcel Delivery and Environmental Policy

Claire Borsenberger, Helmuth Cremer, Denis Joram, Jean-Marie Lozachmeur and Estelle Malavolti

Ch Chapter 11 Assessing Efficiencies and Benefits of “Sustainability Agreements” in the Postal Sector

Mindaugas Cerpickis, Anna Möller Boivie and Henrik B. Okholm

Ch Chapter 12 The Effects of the Covid-19 Crisis on Postal Markets

Antonin Arlandis, Marine Lefort, Catherine Cazals and Eric Gautier

Ch Chapter 13 Short and Longer-Term Impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Postal Consumer Demands, Universal Service Providers and the Wider Postal Sector

Philip Groves, Alexander Mapletoft and Gianpiero Roscelli

Ch Chapter 14 Covid-19 and Swiss Post: Volume Developments and the Economic Value of Postal Service, in the Pandemic and Beyond

Felix Gottschalk and Alexandra Lehmann

Ch Chapter 15 A Global Survey of Covid-19 Postal Regulatory Responses, to Appraise Short and Long-Term Impacts

Susan Alexander, Bruno Basalisco, Henrik B. Okholm, Siva Somasundram and Stephanie Tizik

Ch Chapter 16 The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Postal Market. Challenges and Opportunities for the Postal Regulatory Framework

Mateusz Chołodecki

Ch Chapter 17 Digital Exclusion and the Role of Posts Have to Play to Fight Against It

Claire Borsenberger, Hélène Delahaye and Muriel Barnéoud

Ch Chapter 18 The Response to Extensions of Vote-by-Mail and Early In-person Voting in the 2020 U.S. General Election

Margaret M. Cigno, Ruth Y. Goldway and Edward S. Pearsall

Ch Chapter 19 Cost Allocation and Cooperative Game Theory

Léa Munich

Ch Chapter 2 Parcel Locker Stations: The Future of e-Commerce Delivery?

Antonia Niederprüm and Willem Lienden

Ch Chapter 20 Demand Elasticities for Publishing Mail Traffic in the UK: Intensive and Extensive Margins

Frédérique Fève, Thierry Magnac, Jonathan Pope and Soterios Soteri

Ch Chapter 21 The Temporal and Spatial Dynamics of the USPS’ Service Performance Scores Over the Period 2011–2020

Margaret M. Cigno, Curtis E. Kidd Telemaque and Soiliou D. Namoro

Ch Chapter 3 Regulation: Quo Vadis? Revisited

John Hearn

Ch Chapter 4 “Is Postal Service a Natural Monopoly?”: A 30-Year Retrospective on Panzar’s Seminal Paper

Victor Glass, Antonio Nicita and Stefano Gori

Ch Chapter 5 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

Ch Chapter 6 Universal Service Vs. Targeted Measures towards Vulnerable People: How to Address Postal Users’ Needs?

Claire Borsenberger and Marine Lefort

Ch Chapter 7 Retention Ratios in Retail Networks and Their Application to Post Offices

Matthias Hafner, Lory Iunius and Urs Trinkner

Ch Chapter 8 Access Regimes in the European Postal Markets

Francesco Russo, Maria A. Ghezzi, Simona Romito and Stefano Gori

Ch Chapter 9 The Economic Implications of “Density-Based Rate Authority”

Timothy Brennan

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