Titlebook: Current Directions in Postal Reform; Michael A. Crew,Paul R. Kleindorfer Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Monopol.P

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The Demand for Targeted Communication in Different Customer Groupsating to functionality of the service, as well as factors relating to costs. The real decline in procurement charges for means of communication and transmission prices of messages. of the last twenty years has led to factors relating to the appropriateness and functionality of the service becoming a

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Technical Efficiency in CTT—Correios de Portugalof Public Postal Operators (PPO). If their desire to actively participate in shaping events is to be met, they need to have a better and clearer vision of the future. As we approach the end of this century, the postal communications market is seeing a new set of rules coming into play which can be s

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Antitrust versus Regulation Issues in the Postal Sectorirective 97/67/EC,. defines the way competition rules should be applied to the postal sector. These rules, once applied to specific cases, often appear to be too general and open to contradicting interpretations. This is not an issue concerning the scope of the law in itself. Indeed, it is related t

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Defining Postal Marketseguard competition and ensure a competitive conduct of all market participants. In the German postal law e.g. measures of price regulation, network access regulation and universal service obligations are related to a dominant position in the relevant product and geographical market. The first two me

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An Introduction to EC Competition Rules in the Postal Sectorplication of the EC competition rules to the postal sector has been a rapidly evolving process over the course of the last decade. This evolution reflects the pace of change in the postal sector itself. Liberalization of the postal sector within the EC is well underway and will continue in spite of

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2730-7468 f scale andscope economies; the nature and role of cost analysis in the postalservice; productivity; interaction of law and economics; and servicestandards.978-1-4613-7019-2978-1-4615-4481-4Series ISSN 2730-7468 Series E-ISSN 2730-7476

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