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Does U.S. Postal Service Subsidize China-based Merchants? DECEMBER 12, 2017 • KERRY MURDOCK Cross-fringe online business is blasting, as is cross-outskirt shipping. Be that as it may, the postage rates among nations for that delivery significantly differ. Vendors in specific nations, for example, China, can deliver efficiently to U.S. shoppers with rates that are inaccessible to U.S. vendors. To clarify everything, I as of late talked with Paul Steidler, a senior individual with the Lexington Institute, an open approach think tank in Washington, D.C. Down to earth Ecommerce: It's occasionally less expensive for a universal merchant to send into the U.S. than it is for a household U.S. vendor to transport the nation over. Why? Paul Steidler: I accept you're alluding to the ePacket program from China, or, in other words that the U.S. Postal Service initiated in 2010. To comprehend programs like the ePacket and why it's far more affordable to transport products from