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Created on Sep 21, 2026

Pharma Lobbying-to-Policy Lag Correlation Dashboard

Create an analytics dashboard that correlates lobbying registrations, meeting logs, and campaign-adjacent spending with subsequent policy outcomes — not to allege corruption, but to make the timing visible and testable. When drug-pricing agreements arrive heavily redacted with terms that favor industry, the public needs a factual record of who met whom and when, which the dashboard assembles from existing public disclosures. watsonx Orchestrate normalizes the data across jurisdictions, applies statistical correlation with honest confidence intervals, and lets researchers publish reproducible findings. Sunlight here serves both sides: it exonerates decision-makers when the timing shows no relationship, and it focuses investigative journalism on the relationships that genuinely warrant scrutiny, replacing rumor with a checkable dataset.

Idea priority Low