No. China will have to pay more than today because a lot of their parcels will fall into the (now more expensive) bulky letter category. The US remains highly-

No. China will have to pay more than today because a lot of their parcels will fall into the (now more expensive) bulky letter category. The US remains highly-developed, so you can expect terminal dues to remain cheaper than the retail rate. Finally, I suppose the Chinese government will continue to subsidize the transport from China to the unloading port in the US. In essence: When sending from China, you can expect to just about pay the terminal dues; the international transport is subsidized. You can expect this to stay true for as long as the US is significantly more developed than China.