The basic idea of postal banking is to have a public bank that would offer a wide range of transaction services, including deposit-taking and small lending. Post offices could offer these services at a much lower cost than banks and the fringe banking industry because (1) they can use natural economies of scale and scope to lower the costs of the products; (2) their existing infrastructure significantly reduces overhead costs, and (3) they do not have profit-demanding shareholders and would be able to offer products at cost
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
This essay makes the case that the USPS is in a unique position to provide much-needed financial ser...
The basic idea of postal banking is to have a public bank that would offer a wide range of transacti...
The basic idea of postal banking is to have a public bank that would offer a wide range of transacti...
This essay makes the case that the USPS is in a unique position to provide much-needed financial ser...
Associate Professor Mehrsa Baradaran explores the possibility of the U.S. Postal Service offering ba...
This essay makes the case that the USPS is in a unique position to provide much-needed financial ser...
If banks are not providing credit to the poor, the state should provide it directly.The existing pos...
Professor Mehrsa Baradaran is interviewed by Quartz on her thoughts about postal banking
Professor Mehrsa Baradaran argues that it\u27s time to head back to the future and revive postal ban...
In the early 1900s, Americans had such faith in the U.S. Postal Service that they trusted postal car...
This article appearing in The Nation on January 9, 2016 examines how Postal Banking could assist low...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
This essay makes the case that the USPS is in a unique position to provide much-needed financial ser...
The basic idea of postal banking is to have a public bank that would offer a wide range of transacti...
The basic idea of postal banking is to have a public bank that would offer a wide range of transacti...
This essay makes the case that the USPS is in a unique position to provide much-needed financial ser...
Associate Professor Mehrsa Baradaran explores the possibility of the U.S. Postal Service offering ba...
This essay makes the case that the USPS is in a unique position to provide much-needed financial ser...
If banks are not providing credit to the poor, the state should provide it directly.The existing pos...
Professor Mehrsa Baradaran is interviewed by Quartz on her thoughts about postal banking
Professor Mehrsa Baradaran argues that it\u27s time to head back to the future and revive postal ban...
In the early 1900s, Americans had such faith in the U.S. Postal Service that they trusted postal car...
This article appearing in The Nation on January 9, 2016 examines how Postal Banking could assist low...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
Writer: Heidi Murphy, 706-583-5487, hmurphy@uga.edu Contact: Mehrsa Baradaran, 706-542-5294, mehrsa@...
This essay makes the case that the USPS is in a unique position to provide much-needed financial ser...