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Partnerships and commissioned research

Antitrust Radar is a for-profit research center and newsroom. Sponsorships, commissioned research, and data licensing pay for the work; everything we publish stays free to read and reuse.

Public sources45Cited and inspectable
Market profiles12Definitions included
Public reports11Evidence-led releases
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Work with Antitrust Radar. Sponsorships, commissioned research, and data licensing pay for the newsroom and keep the published data open; no sponsor, client, or licensee directs methods, findings, or timing.

Competition should let people

  • Compare real alternatives
  • Switch without punitive lock-in
  • Challenge abuse with public evidence

Ways to work with us

Proposed initial research program

Open data

Research and partnership inquiries

Commission a concentration analysis of a place or industry, sponsor Concentration Watch or the newsletter, license the datasets behind the site, or propose a methods review. A useful first inquiry names your organization, what you need and by when, and any funding constraints. Scope, budget, responsibilities, and disclosure terms must be agreed before work is commissioned.

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Why this work matters

Market power is not abstract. It shapes daily choices and costs.

These public benchmarks establish urgency. Each links directly to the underlying agency record or market profile.

What partnerships fund

The market-power story should never live behind a paywall.

Agencies, journalists, advocates, and residents need a shared factual layer: what is concentrated, what remains unknown, and which public records can support action.

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Maintain public source infrastructure

Agency reports, public datasets, methods, and incomplete-data warnings stay organized in one inspectable place.

02

Deliver commissioned analysis on agreed terms

Commissioned work produces a concentration analysis with its data and notebook, and the method is published. Scope, budget, and delivery dates must be agreed before work is commissioned.

03

Publish without sponsor influence

Sponsors, clients, and licensees do not control scoring methods, source inclusion, findings, market selection, or publication timing.

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