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Assuming price stays the same that means half the revenue, almost the same fixed costs and probably slightly lower marginal costs. There is always a limit on h
by cipher_system 5y ago
Assuming price stays the same that means half the revenue, almost the same fixed costs and probably slightly lower marginal costs.
There is always a limit on how much money you can get from the government so they would have to save on expenditure with the decline.
It's nice to have but it can't be considered critical anymore. Bills, paychecks and other important mail needs to be delivered digitally, there's no turning back.
edit: parcels and legacy papers still need to work everywhere though and that is worth some public spending, but if you live in the middle of nowhere you have to accept longer deliveries on fewer days of the week.