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	1	Study on Universal Postal Service and the Postal Monopoly
		Year:                      2008-11 Person:  Fritschler, A. Lee; Pommerening, Christine; Campbell, James I.; Cohen, Robert H.; Dieke, Alex Kalevi; John, Richard R.; Panzar, John C.; Wolak, Frank A. Publisher:  George Mason University Availability:  Full text    postal monopoly in the United States. GMUresponded to a Request for Proposals published by the PRC on ... ofthe Laws Relating to the Provision of Universal Postal ServiceC. Postal Monopoly Laws: The History and ... Universal Service and the Postal MonopolyE. Universal Service and Postal Monopoly in Other CountriesF. The ...     Saved in Bookmarks      .txt short format  /  .txt long format

	2	Competition Policy and Sector-Specific Regulation for Network Industries
		Year:                      2008-07 Person:  Hellwig, Martin Institution:  Max-Planck-Institut zur Erforschung von Gemeinschaftsgütern, Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Availability:  PDF Full text     considered to involve downstream competition supported by a state-mandated access provision to the monopoly ... parts of the industry should be subject to regulation, and (iii) the recent cases in the ... telecommunications and postal sectors in which European competition law was used to proscribe behaviour that had been ...     Saved in Bookmarks      .txt short format  /  .txt long format

	3	Competition policy and sector-specific regulation for network industries
		Year:                      July 2008 Person:  Hellwig, Martin Publisher:  Bonn : Max Planck Inst. for Research on Collective Goods Availability:  Full text    considered to involve downstream competition supported by a state-mandated access provision to the monopoly ... parts of the industry should be subject to regulation, and (iii) the recent cases in the ... telecommunications and postal sectors in which European competition law was used to proscribe behaviour that had been ...     Saved in Bookmarks      .txt short format  /  .txt long format

	4	UNITED PARCEL SERVICE v. DEUTSCHE POST AG - E.C. Commission (Case COMP-35.141) (2001) 5 C.M.L.R. 3 - Restrictive practices - "undertakings" - subject to Article 82 E.C. if offering services for remuneration - regardless of whether governed by public or private law - mail order services - relevant market - distinct market - domestic deliveries separate from those overseas - delivery services to private addressees separate from business to business deliveries - successor company to German public post service dominant on the German market for mail order services with market share of over 85 per cent - but attained through the grant of fidelity rebates in return for exclusive dealing - tying effect on Customers - also predatory pricing - services provided below cost - cross-subsidised through revenue from profitable letter-post monopoly - abuse of dominant position - 24,000,000 Euros fine imposed for fidelity rebate system - but spared fine for predatory pricing - first clarification of situation of postal operator benefiting from a reserved area - undertaking given to provide full transparency on financial relationship between reserved letter-post services and mail order parcels open to competition through creation of a subsidiary.
		Year:                      2001 Published in:  CMLR Availability:  - - Restrictive practices - "undertakings" - subject to Article 82 E.C. if offering services for remuneration ... -post monopoly - abuse of dominant position - 24,000,000 Euros fine imposed for fidelity rebate system - but ... spared fine for predatory pricing - first clarification of situation of postal operator benefiting from a ...     Saved in Bookmarks      .txt short format  /  .txt long format

	5	Efficient Entry, Monopoly, and the Universal Service Obligation in Postal Service.
		Year:                      1998 Person:  Crew, Michael A; Kleindorfer, Paul R Publisher:  Springer Published in:  Journal of Regulatory Economics Availability:  Full text    Efficient Entry, Monopoly, and the Universal Service Obligation in Postal Service. ... its relationship to the Reserved Area for Postal Service. This is motivated by problems of funding the ... USO in the face of increasing competition in the postal sector. After reviewing various approaches to ...     Saved in Bookmarks      .txt short format  /  .txt long format

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