Antitrust Radar
Bilateral Antitrust Radar evidence routeTwo canonical nodes connect through separately colored declared relationship edges and common evidence nodes.Profile ADeclared edgeCommon nodeDeclared edgeProfile B

Bilateral evidence profiles

Relationship studio

Compare two profiles through their documented relationships and shared records. An indirect connection is not evidence of a direct relationship.

Current declared routeCAN policy briefCAN1 shortest paths / 0 common neighbors / 1 supporting edges
Comparable nodes5,478canonical nodes
Declared edges19,193auditable links
Relationship layers4kept separate
Inferred endpoint links0from path proximity
Route contractEvery line is declared. Multi-hop proximity never becomes a direct endpoint claim.Evidence standard

Bilateral query

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Profile A / PublicationsCanada Competition Policy Evidence BriefPublished measures / 17
0 profiles directly connected to CAN

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Profile B / PlacesCanada merger control2024 merger decisions / 242
4 profiles directly connected to CAN policy brief
Relationship familyResearchTopic, question, and issue scope, publication routes, source custody, and contextual references
Declared route sets

Declared bilateral profile

CAN policy brief CAN

Research / 1 hop
Shortest route
1declared hop
Shortest paths
1deterministic routes
Common neighbors
0exact intersections
Packet edges
11 cited sources
Relationship diagnosisWhat the selected graph can and cannot establish
Connection classDirect declaration1 endpoint edge
Neighborhood overlap0.0%0 shared across 4 unique adjacent profiles
Selected-layer degree5 vs 14 neighbor difference
Supporting evidence1 cited source1 exact packet edges
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Profile A / PublicationsCanada Competition Policy Evidence BriefAR-ICP-2026-10 / Joined evidence
Published measures
17
Selected-layer neighbors
5
Total neighbors
5
Latest year
2026
Connection fingerprint
Measurement0
Organization0
Enforcement0
Research5
Topics1Places2Sources2
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Declared routes from Canada Competition Policy Evidence Brief to Canada merger controlThe primary shortest path is centered. Additional exact common neighbors appear above or below it. Every line is a declared edge and does not imply a direct endpoint relationship.CAN policy briefPublicationsCanada Competition Policy Evidence Brief: Published measures 17CANPlacesCanada merger control: 2024 merger decisions 242
MeasurementOrganizationEnforcementResearch
Route 01 / 1 hop

CAN policy briefCAN

Profile B / PlacesCanada merger controlAmericas / OECD member
2024 merger decisions
242
Selected-layer neighbors
1
Total neighbors
3
Latest year
2024
Connection fingerprint
Measurement2
Organization0
Enforcement0
Research1
Places1Publications1Sources1
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Supporting edge ledger

Every bridge remains an inspectable declaration

1 exact edges support the shortest paths and common-neighbor intersections in this layer.

ResearchCompetition Trends evidence scopereport geography

AR-ICP-2026-10 carries the CAN Competition Trends jurisdiction profile through 2024; reported activity remains separate from PMR.

OECD Competition Trends / 2024boundedSource

Bilateral graph contract

A route is not a finding about its endpoints

Each hop keeps its own evidence label, confidence, source custody, and edge-specific limitation.

A bilateral atlas route preserves a sequence of declared edges for navigation and audit. A direct edge, common neighbor, or multi-hop path does not make the endpoints equivalent, establish ownership or control, assign liability, define an antitrust market, make unlike measures comparable, or show causation.

Reusable bilateral packet

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JSON preserves endpoints, shortest paths, common neighbors, nodes, and edge metadata. CSV flattens the complete supporting ledger.

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