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April 12th Workshop
The Future of USPS?

 

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32nd Annual Eastern Conference
May 15-17, 2013
Shawnee on Delaware
Pennsylvania

 

 

Brochure & Abstracts of Papers

Hotel's Website

 


26th Annual Western Conference

June 19-21, 2013

Monterey California

 

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    Conflicting Technological and Competitive Forces in Regulated Industries

The Workshop brings together typically over 50 practicing economists from industry, regulatory commissions, and academia.  Presentations at the Workshop and Conferences are geared toward practicing economists and are made both by industry researchers and by academics.  About a month prior to the conferences and a week prior to the workshops each participant is forwarded the papers that will be presented.  At the events presentation is followed with discussion time among the participants and speakers.  The conferences papers will be available online for the participants.   

Papers are available in electronic format from the 2000 conferences on.  Electronic format of  papers are available for most papers from other past conferences and workshops.

November 16, 2012

Regulation, Smart Grid and Reliability

Location: Rutgers Business School, 1 Washington Park, Room 118, Newark, NJ 07102

Speakers

Eric Ackerman, Edison Electric Institute, “Emerging Regulatory Issues”

Timothy Brennan, University of Maryland – Baltimore County and RFF, “Local Distribution Reliability Policies”

John Caldwell, Edison Electric Institute, “Regulatory Issues”

Michael A. Crew, Rutgers University, “Incentive Regulation”

Victor Glass, National Exchange Carrier Association, Inc., “Smart Telecommunications Networks

Howard Spinner, NOVEC, “Rural Electric Coops”

 

January 11, 2013

Generation and Demand Response

Location: Rutgers Business School, 1 Washington Park, Room 118, Newark, NJ 07102

Speakers

Hung-po Chao, ISO New England, Inc., “Generation and Transmission Planning”

Sean K. Collins, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Detection of Market Manipulation: FERC Division of Analytics and Surveillance

Glenn George, KPMG LLP, “Portfolio Theory Applied to Generation”

Victor Glass, National Exchange Carrier Association, Inc., “Contract Tariffs”

Sheldon Switzer, Baltimore Gas & Electric Company, “Education, Information and the Impact of OPOWER”

Kurt Strunk, NERA Economic Consulting “Pipeline - A Reincarnation of Stranded Costs”

 

April 12, 2013

The Future of USPS?

Location:K&L Gates, LLC,1601 K Street NW, Washington, DC 20006

Agenda

8:30-9:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast

9:00-9:15 Welcome and Introduction – Michael Crew and Michael Scanlon

9:15-9:55 Regulatory Update and the PRC’s Role in Reform - Mark Acton

9:55-10:3 Failure to Rescue – David Williams

10:35-10:55 Coffee Break

10:55-11:3 Unfunded Mandates? The USPS’s Universal Service & Public Service Costs – Robert Taub

11:35-12:15 Free the Postal Service: Don’t Dismantle It – Fred Rolando

12:15-12:55 The Private Future of Mail Delivery and a Hybrid Model to Get There – Edward Hudgins

12:55-1:55 LUNCH

1:55-2:35 A Business Model for USPS – Michael Crew and Richard Geddes

2:35-3:05 Quasi-government, Quasi-business, Quasi-postal Services – Jody Berenblatt

3:05-3:40 Diversification into Non-postal Services: Some Questions – David Levy

3:40-4:15 Market Definition and Postal Regulation – Tim Brennan and Michael Crew

4:15-4:55 Where Do We Go From Here: Policy Lessons From Postal History – Andrew German

4:55-5:00 Concluding Remarks - Michael Crew

SPEAKERS

Mark Acton, Commissioner, U.S. Postal Regulatory Commission

Jody Berenblatt, Senior Director, Grayhair Advisors

Tim Brennan, Professor of Policy & Economics, University of Maryland Baltimore County & Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future

Michael Crew, CRRI Professor of Regulatory Economics, Rutgers University

Rick Geddes,  Associate Professor, Cornell University

Andrew German, Managing Counsel, Legal Strategy

Edward Hudgins, Director of Advocacy, the Atlas Society 

David Levy, Partner, Venable LLP

Fred Rolando, President, National Association of Letter Carriers

Robert Taub, Vice Chairman, U.S. Postal Regulatory Commission

David Williams, USPS Inspector General

                                                  

Advanced Workshop Conferences

 

32st Annual Eastern Conference, May 15-17, 2013, Shawnee In and Golf Resort, Shawnee on Delaware, PA
Program, Abstracts and Registration Information
26th Annual Western Conference, June 19-21, 2013, Hyatt Regency Monterey, Monterey, CA
Program, Abstracts and Registration Information

  


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