Keynote Speakers of the event:
This world leading Conference is open to academics, representatives from companies, regulatory authorities, public institutions, sector-specific associations and consultancies active in the postal and delivery eco-system. The aim of the event is to tackle the various crucial topics animating the debate in postal and delivery economics and regulation.
The book “The Contribution of the Postal and Delivery Sector between E-Commerce and E-Substitution”, arose from the 25th Conference on Postal and Delivery Economics has been published by Springer Publishing.
In memory of Prof. Michael A. Crew
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Confirmed supporting organisations:
Royal Mail, RR Donnelly Logistics, UPS, Ofcom, Citizens Advice, Pitney Bowes, Poste Italiane, La Poste, CNMC, Copenhagen Economics, Correos, IBM, Oxera, ComReg, Frontier Economics, Cullen International, K&L Gates, An Post, New Zealand Post, BNetzA, Swiss Economics.
How E-Commerce is shaping a new regulatory framework for the European parcel delivery market by Virginie Alloo
Mail as a branding tool by John Althen and Jeff Colvin
Managing risks of regulatory failure in a declining letters market by Bruno Basalisco
Discussion notes: Competition issues by Bruno Basalisco
The pricing of cross-border parcel delivery services by Claire Borsenberger, Lisa Chever, Helmut Cremer, Denis Joram and Jean-Marie Lozachmeur
The impact of Internet on press publishers’ business model and readers’ willingness to pay – The French case by Claire Borsenberger and Catherine Muller-Vibes
Cost orientation of tariffs in post: beyond the EC Directive by Isabelle Carslake
Analisys of the effect of management quality variables in delivery cost functions by Catherine Cazals, Thierry Magnac, Soterios Soteri
Kill your darlings. When does sacrificing next day delivery help USO sustainability? by Mindaugas Cerpickis
Efficient pricing in declining markets by Margeret Cigno
What are the main factors driving the UK demand for mail traffic being sent to Western Europe? by Frederique Feve, Thierry Magnac and Leticia Vereute-McKay
DHL Express (Austria): toward legal certainty on Article 9 and applicable obligations for postal services providers by Alessandra Fratini
Parcel delivery surcharging in Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands and Islands by Jack Gaches
Life after declines by Adam Houck
What future for the post office network? by Matthias Finger and Christian Jaag
E-commerce of consumer goods: testing the European Single Market by Paula Gori and Virginia Silvestri
Regulation. Quo Vadis? by John Hearn
Price cap regulation with adjustment for declining demand by Joakim Levin, Anders Hildingsson, Verena Wiedmer
Geo-blocking of goods that require cross-border delivery by J. Scott Marcus
On some historical contributions of the Postal and Delivery Conference by Pier Luigi Parcu and Vincenzo Visco Comandini
Have market-dominant mail rates risen faster than they should? by Edward S. Pearsall
PAEA’s take on. Regulatory economics by Edward S. Pearsall
Quantity rebate scheme – Applicability of “per sender”. Reasoning for Corporate Groups by Til Rozman
The impact of competition on consumer prices for cross-border parcels by Sonja Thiele and Alex Kalevi Dieke
A mixed-method research strategy to examine the demand side of the postal market by Ozhan Zurel
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