Progress toward Liberalization of the Postal and Delivery Sector

Chapter 1 The Welfare Effects of Entry and Strategies for Maintaining the USO in the Postal Sector

Chapter 2 Universal Service Obligations in the Postal Sector

Chapter 3 Profitability of the Universal Service Postal Provider Under Entry with Economies of Scale in Collection and Delivery

Chapter 4 On the Use of Cost Functions in the Assessment of the Impact of Liberalization on Postal Universal Service Burden

Chapter 5 Questioning the Monopoly-Supported Postal USO in Developing Countries

Chapter 6 Estimating the Net Cost of the

Chapter 7 Assessing the Cost of the Portuguese Postal Network

Chapter 8 Establishing Non-uniform Access Prices in the UK

Chapter 9 Worksharing: How Much Productive Efficiency, at What Cost and at What Price?

Chapter 10 Regulating Access to Stimulate Competition in Postal Markets?

Chapter 11 Enhancing Competition by Unbundling the Postal Administration

Chapter 12 The Economic Implications of Quality of Service Regulation in a Liberalized Postal Market

Chapter 13 Estimation of Consumers’ Willingness-to-pay for Quality of Service in Post

Chapter 14 Pricing and Welfare Implications of Alternative Approaches to Setting Price Controls in the Postal Sector

Chapter 15 Pricing the Last Mile in the Postal Sector

Chapter 16 Forecasting Swiss Mail Demand

Chapter 17 Generational Analysis of Mail Users

Chapter 18 The New EC Framework for State Aid to Public Service and the Postal Sector

Chapter 19 Postal Services Regulation In Europe

Chapter 20 Benefit-Cost Regulation of Negotiated Service Agreements

Chapter 21 The “Real” Graveyard Spiral

Chapter 22 Competition Structure and Future Postal Reform in Japan

Chapter 23 The Privatization of Japan Post