Titlebook: Competition and Innovation in Postal Services; Michael A. Crew,Paul R. Kleindorfer Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991

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,Rowland Hill’s Contribution as an Economist, begun. Rowland Hill is credited with the major role in introducing the Penny Post and is regarded as the father of modern postal service. Hill was an educator, business man, reformer, and economist. His contribution as an economist stems not from his fundamental thinking and sculpting the disciplin

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INTERNATIONAL POSTAL REFORM: An Application of the Principles of Rowland Hill to the International is of the British Post Office resulted in the establishment of the first inexpensive, universal system for communications available to all members of society. Modern post offices allude romantically to Persian messengers and Roman couriers, to seventeenth century proclamations and ringers of bells i

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Delivering Letters: Should it be Decriminalized?,s of crowds (of bureaucrats) or is there a good economic or other justification for outlawing competition? As background to discussing the substantive issues, we first provide a brief historical account of the evolution of the monopoly in Britain.

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Competition in Postal Service,venues of USPS in fiscal 1989 totaled almost $40 billion, and the workforce numbered about 800,000. In its original department-of-government form, postal service allowed political representatives to satisfy their constituents so thoroughly as to confirm the prediction by Thomas Jefferson quoted abov

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Is Postal Service a Natural Monopoly?,rvice is a technological natural monopoly, competition should be introduced into the system with extreme caution, if at all. Unfortunately, I have nothing to contribute to the empirical debate. Indeed, I shall argue that it is unlikely that the question will ever be satisfactorily resolved by econom