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Measuring Product Costs for Ratemaking: The United States Postal Service,rtance of this task does not mitigate its difficulty, particularly in a multi-product firm. This is the costing challenge faced by the U.S. Postal Service. It is a large multi-product service “firm” characterized by a high degree of commonality in production, particularly in the delivery function..N

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U.S. Postal Service Productivity: Measurement and Performance,asingly clear, however, that this measure was no longer adequate because significant changes were occurring both in the composition of the mailstream and in the technology used to handle the mail. The Postal Service therefore conducted a review of alternate productivity measures, and, as a result, a

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Policy Implications of Postal Network Access,reen Paper’). The regulatory debate on obligations and monopoly rights of service shows little sign of abating with a key area of controversey being the extent to which a monopoly is necessary to support a wider universal service. In the United Kingdom, further deregulation of the Postal Services is

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Service Performance in the Postal Business,me” standards tend to vary from country to country, depending on considerations and constraints like the geography, particular regulations and infrastructures. In recent times, there has been a real focus and effort on delivery performance, and postal businesses are getting closer and closer to thei

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