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Liberalization and Competition in Postal Markets: Decentralized Infrastructure versus Cherry Picking

2010
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Abstract

New entrants in postal markets usually set up delivery networks by concentrating on urban areas and large business customers. This implies that they operate their network highly centralized - at least in early phases of entrance.

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