Titlebook: Labor and Politics in the U.S. Postal Service; Vern K. Baxter Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 conflict.nature.orga

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Vern K. Baxterroduce the subject and Sect. 10.3 discusses the monopoly model developed by Stiglitz (Rev Econ Stud 44:407–430, 1977) for the case of single-period contracts extended by many authors to the multi-period case. The introduction of multi-period contracts raises many issues that are discussed in detail:

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Vern K. Baxterensation (WC) in the North American context. It first analyzes the economic rationale for compulsory WC. Then it studies the impact of WC on behavior. Three types of effects can be distinguished: 1) WC may influence frequency, duration and nature of claims through a variety of incentive effects. Und

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Vern K. Baxterduce the subject and section 7.3 discusses the monopoly model developed by . for the case of single-period contracts and extended by many authors to the multi-period case. The introduction of multi-period contracts raises many issues that are discussed in detail: time horizon, discounting, commitmen

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Vern K. Baxterduce the subject and section 7.3 discusses the monopoly model developed by . for the case of single-period contracts and extended by many authors to the multi-period case. The introduction of multi-period contracts raises many issues that are discussed in detail: time horizon, discounting, commitmen

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ect information. The 1980‘s saw a growth oftheoretical developments including non-expected utility, pricevolatility, retention capacity, the pricing and design of insurancecontracts in the presence of multiple risks, and the liabilityinsurance crisis. The empirical study of information problems,fina

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Labor and Politics in the U.S. Postal Service, other organization in the United States, and provides a regular communication service that is available for everyone in the country. Over 725,000 career postal employees handled 166 billion pieces of mail and generated revenues in excess of $40 billion in 1992 (USPS, 1993a). The post office is one

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Class Conflict and Postal Reorganization,e scale of postal operations. Wage-earning clerks and carriers were hired to occupy most of the positions as postal employment grew from 71,671 in 1884 to 741,216 in 1970 (USPOD, 1884, 1970). Economic growth and growth in employment were also associated with an unequal distribution of rewards, and d