Antitrust Radar

Research observatory / publication desk

Competition Briefing Studio

Prepare a research brief from published changes and selected evidence. Every measure retains its period, unit, source population, and inference limits.

Selected signals
1maximum five
Evidence systems
1kept separate
Source records
1deduplicated
Source review
Jul 19, 2026latest selected record
Current packet lineagePublic brief
1Source records
1Observed changes
1Bounded packet
1Research questions
Defined markets0
Census industries0
Geographic systems0
Business dynamics1
Merger activity0
Selection preserves source custodyNo composite score
Observed anchorsLatest versus prior, with the interval visible.
Deterministic synthesisPublished interpretations and questions, not generated claims.
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Signal set

Published comparisons

1/5
1 selected / 46 in view

Public brief / source-backed packet

United States business dynamics: Excess reallocation briefing

Orient readers to observed changes, evidence custody, and the questions that still require investigation. This packet keeps 1 latest-to-prior observation across 1 evidence system separate and does not rank or combine them.
Signals
1
Domains
1
Sources
1
Observed span
2022-2023
01

Business dynamics / Excess reallocation

United States business dynamics

-0.19 pp
202222.3%
1 year
202322.1%

The latest published national excess reallocation is lower than the prior annual BDS record. This business-flow movement does not measure concentration, market power, or a competitive cause.

Research questionWhich sectors, places, and firm-age groups account for the movement in excess job reallocation, and what entry or exit mechanisms merit study?
Interpretation boundary

Every signal compares declared observed anchors inside the same series or cross-section. Missing years are not interpolated, intervals are not annualized, and market, industry, geographic, business-flow, and merger measures keep separate units, universes, period bases, and legal meanings. Antitrust Radar does not combine them into a composite competition score.

Packet access1 signals / 1 canonical sources / Jul 19, 2026

Publication standard

A briefing is a research handoff, not a finding of liability.

Every exported packet carries the observed comparison, source register, bounded interpretation, next research question, and the global no-composite-score rule.

  1. 01
    State what changed

    Report the exact prior and latest anchors with their period basis and interval.

  2. 02
    Keep systems separate

    Do not compare the magnitude of unlike HHI, share, business-flow, transaction, and review-rate changes.

  3. 03
    Open the investigation

    Route each signal into its underlying profile, explorer, source records, and research question.

Research handoffs

Continue in the underlying evidence system.

The studio packages current observations; profiles, explorers, reports, and public data remain the authoritative analytical surfaces.