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Home Posts Postal Rates

What the USPS 10-year plan may have to say about future rate increases

SteveMarch 24, 2021Blog, Slideshow

The 10-year plan did not reveal the size of the rate increase but it left a few clues.

Back to the Future: The USPS, PRC and Mailers revisit the meaning of PAEA

SteveFebruary 19, 2021Blog, Slideshow

The rate case is now in the DC Circuit, where the parties are arguing about what Congress meant when it gave the PRC authority to establish a new rate system.

How the pandemic could lead to a big USPS price hike

SteveJanuary 4, 2021Blog, Slideshow

Under the newly revised system, the possible rate increases are considerably greater than what the PRC had envisioned over the past couple of years

PRC busts the price cap, lawsuits sure to follow

SteveDecember 1, 2020Blog, Slideshow

The new rate system gives the USPS above-inflation pricing authority, but the decision is likely to be challenged in court

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