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Do reservation systems at Utah’s national parks favor wealthy visitors?

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With millions visiting Utah’s national parks each year, snagging a coveted hiking permit or campground reservation has become a pressure cooker. “It's like getting Taylor Swift tickets,” said Jonathan Hughes, an economics professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

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