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2009 Annual Report United States Postal Service | 1
MEETING THE
CHALLENGE:
Looking for certainty in an uncertain economy?
Mail.
It’s targetable. It’s measurable. It gets opened. It gets read.
And it works.
These are challenging times for many individuals and or-
ganizations, and it is no different for the Postal Service.
Regardless of any challenges, we’re committed to keeping
mail affordable, accessible and a powerful engine for com-
munication and commerce.
For more than two centuries, we have adapted and evolved
to meet the changing needs of consumers and businesses.
That won’t change.
Our mission is to provide reliable, affordable, universal
service to all Americans.
Of this we are certain — in any economy.
The Power of the Mail
Global Bargain
2009 First-Class Mail Letter
Equivalent Prices in U.S. Dollars
.44
United States
.64
Great Britain
.77
Germany
.78
France
.83
Japan
.47
Canada
1.25
Norway