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It seems like it would have been good for them to mention that the white paper they cite giving the estimate of $79 million dollars lost on delivery of inbound
by ykler 9y ago
It seems like it would have been good for them to mention that the white paper they cite giving the estimate of $79 million dollars lost on delivery of inbound international mail at artificially low treaty prices in 2013 also estimates savings of $136 million on delivery of outbound mail at artificially low treaty prices in 2013 for a net profit of $57 million. Also, it estimates that the inbound rates will increase 13% per year between 2014 and 2017, while the rates the US pays foreign countries will only increase 3% a year over this period.