A few weeks ago, I participated in the conference on the economics of postal delivery organized every year by Rutgers University. I attach the paper I delivered there, which is entitled: ‘Creating competition in postal services: Can we do away with sector-specific regulation’. My argument is that while reducing sector-regulation is an objective that is worth pursuing, the postal market is not yet ready to do away with it.
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