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Revisions update Table 1 to correct testimony and to reflect data in USPS-LR-J-118, with changes highlighted. The document presents estimated test year mail processing cost savings tied to a 25% reduction in flats bundle breakage rates, including the methodology and supporting bundle breakage rates in Tables 1 and 2. A certificate of service confirms service of the document under the rules of practice.","Docket No.R2001-1  \n# NOTICE OF UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE OF FILING OF REVISEDTESTIMONY OF WITNESS SCHENK,T-43(ERRATA)\n\nThe United States Postal Service hereby gives notice that it has today filed theattached revised pages 2 and 3 of USPS-T-43.The revisions are to correct Table 1 inthe testimony and to reflect the data in the revised LR-J-118.The changes have beenhighlighted.  \nRespectfully submitted,  \nUNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE  \nBy its attorney:  \nNanK.McKekoyne  \nNan K.McKenzie  \n475 L'Enfant Plaza West,S.W.Washington,D.C.20260-1137(202)268-3089 Fax-5402November 15,2001  \nUSPS-T-43 REVISED 11/14/01  \n● Development of delivery costs by rate element for First-Class andStandard Mail,which are used in the rate design for those mailclasses.  \n12  \n3  \n·Development of weight distributions for Parcel Post mail,which isused in the Parcel Post rate design.  \n4  \n5  \n## 6 II.   REDUCTION IN BUNDLE BREAKAGE\n\n7The purpose of this section of my testimony is to report estimates of test  \n8 year mail processing cost savings associated with a 25 percent reduction in  \n9 bundle breakage rates for flats mail.The methodology used to develop these  \n10 cost estimates is summarized below,and is fully documented in USPS-LR-J-118.  \n11The cost savings estimates are presented in Table 1 below.  \n\n| Table 1:Test Year Mail Processing Cost Savings Associated  \u003Cbr>with a 25 Percent Reduction in Flats Bundle Breakage Rates  \u003Cbr>Class  \u003Cbr>Mail Processing Cost Savings  \u003Cbr>$120,865  \u003Cbr>First-Class Presort  \u003Cbr>Periodicals-Outside County  \u003Cbr>$7,080,177  \u003Cbr>Periodicals-Within County  \u003Cbr>$829,387  \u003Cbr>$5,442,808  \u003Cbr>Standard (all except ECR)  \u003Cbr>Standard ECR  \u003Cbr>$2,783,377  \u003Cbr>Source:USPS-LR-J-118   |\n| --- |\n\nThe first step in developing these cost savings estimates for First-Class  \n12  \n13 Presort,Periodicals Outside County,and Standard Mail is to modify the flats cost  \n14 models developed by witness Miller (USPS-T-24,USPS-LR-J-61)to exclude  \n15 piggyback factors.As a result,the modified flats cost model calculates the test  \n16 year unit mail processing costs by rate element without piggyback factors and  \n17 with current bundle breakage rates.The next step in the process is to change  \n18 the bundle breakage rates in the modified flats cost model to reflect a 25 percent  \n19 reduction in breakage rates.After this change,the modified flats cost model then  \nUSPS-T-43 REVISED 11/14/01  \n1 calculates the test year unit mail processing cost by rate element for the reduced  \n2 bundle breakage rates.  \n3 Then the unit cost savings associated with the bundle breakage reduction  \n4 are calculated.For each rate element,the test year unit mail processing costs  \n5 (without piggyback factors and with the reduced bundle breakage rates)are  \n6 subtracted from the test year unit mail processing costs(without piggyback  \n7 factors and with current bundle breakage rates).This step results in estimated  \n8 unit cost savings by rate element for the reduced bundle breakage rates.The last  \n9 step in the process is to multiply the unit cost savings by the test year volumes  \n10 for each rate element and then to sum the results across rate elements to obtain  \n11 an estimate of total test year cost savings from the 25 percent reduction in  \n12 bundle breakage rates.  \n13These calculations are described in more detail USPS-LR-J-118,and  \n14 shown in the Excel workbook in 'LR-J-118 Tables Revised.xls.'The cost models15 in USPS-LR-J-61 on which this analysis is based do not develop costs for16 Periodicals Within County and Standard ECR mail.The methodology used to17 estimate the cost savings resulting from a 25 percent reduction in bundle18 breakage rates for these rate categories is described in USPS-LR-J-118.  \nThe bundle breakage rates used in these calculations are given in Table  \n19  \n20   2.  \n\n| Table 2:Bundle Breakage Rates Used in Cost Savings Estimates   |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Container Type   | Breakage   | Current   | Test Year   ","cbCaij3csmn5DgE8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij3csmn5DgE8","pdf",128708,1,4,"English","en",105,"# NOTICE OF UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE OF FILING OF REVISED TESTIMONY OF WITNESS SCHENK, T-43 (ERRATA)\n## II. 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