5 exact items span every selected topic.
5 exact identifiers recur in two or more selected contracts. The widest pair is Business Dynamism with Industry Structure: 5 shared items.
- Shared in 2+
- 5
- Shared by all
- 5
- Shared publications
- 1
Antitrust Radar research architecture
Compare research topics, publication histories, and shared evidence. Missing coverage remains visible and is not treated as a zero economic outcome.
Comparison standard. Topics connect only through exact publication IDs, agenda-question IDs, issue-program IDs, dataset IDs, or route paths. Shared custody does not establish shared findings, methods, importance, legal relevance, or causation.
Evidence standardResearch program comparison
Comparative evidence note
5 exact identifiers recur in two or more selected contracts. The widest pair is Business Dynamism with Industry Structure: 5 shared items.
1 structural-zero cell remains across the selected contracts. A zero records the current editorial inventory, not the absence of relevant real-world evidence.
Exclusive means assigned to one selected editorial contract. It does not rank research depth, policy importance, evidentiary quality, or legal relevance.
Exact membership matrix
Bar length is normalized within each row for legibility. Counts retain their own units and are never added into a score.
Publication architecture
Comparison contract
Where are establishment entry, exit, job flows, and reallocation changing, and what evidence can distinguish competitive mechanisms from co-movement?
Publish long-run business-flow paths beside sector structure while preserving rate definitions, denominators, and non-causal interpretation boundaries.
Entry, exit, job creation, destruction, net creation, and reallocation are distinct measures. Aggregate movement does not identify a competition cause or welfare effect.
Which detailed industries account for broad-sector concentration patterns, and where does strict historical evidence show structural movement?
Keep Census industry distributions, strict same-code history, business flows, and reviewed market context inspectable at their published levels.
A NAICS industry is a statistical classification, not automatically an antitrust market. Sector medians, revenue concentration, and business dynamics retain different units and vintages.
Reproducibility contract
The studio derives every matrix cell, edge, and register row from the same topic model published through the public data endpoint.
Publication, agenda, issue, and dataset identifiers plus canonical route paths create the comparison ledger.
Empty membership lanes remain explicit and are never imputed from adjacent research programs.
Selected topic summaries and membership-level comparison packets are available as JSON and CSV.