However, if the mailers were not on the verge of stopping the worksharing activity or of going to competitors, the Postal Service would maximize its financial position by giving a discount closer to the figure of 1.5 cents.
Depending on how things went with the mailers, the Postal Service could give a discount close to 1.5 cents.
The Postal Service would never give a discount, no matter what.
Surowiecki should have described it with more detail.
A group of people are wearing warm clothes.
The children were doing their ski class.
Yes, I've got it, move on.
Worksharing discounts affect the universal service obligation.
Things are cheaper in Texas.