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<abstract>GAO discussed its work on concessions issues, concession reform, and the
National Park Service&apos;s (NPS) use of concessioner special accounts. GAO
noted that: (1) in 1994, there were 11,000 concession agreements
throughout the federal government; (2) the agreements generated over
$2.2 billion in revenue for concessioners; (3) while concessioners in
land management agencies paid the government an average of 3 percent of
their gross revenues, concessioners in other agencies paid an average of
9 percent of their gross revenues; (4) key factors affecting the
government&apos;s rate of return include whether the concession is
established competitively, whether the agency can retain concessions
fees, and whether incumbent concessioners had a preferential right of
renewal; and (5) Congress may wish to consider encouraging competition,
eliminating preferential rights of renewal for incumbents, promoting
consistency among land management agencies, and providing greater
opportunities for land management agencies to retain concession fees.</abstract>
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