market structures, principal-agent problem, asymmetry of information, business objectives and strategy
There has been a public postal service of one sort or another in England since the seventeenth century. By the mid-twentieth century, a government department called the General Post Office had a number of functions including telecommunications and banking. Over the following decades, these services were split apart and sold off to private companies.
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