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Domestic Content Studies

Studies measuring domestic content, workforce, and supplier data across Made In Country and industry studies to guide investment, incentives, and domestic stakeholder engagement.

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Domestic Content Studies

Know Your Economy. Make Better Decisions.

Research that measures where your economic value comes from, who participates in your supply chains, and how people feel about supporting domestic content. Use data to guide investment, incentives, procurement, and economic development.

The Challenge

Generic Reports Don't Answer Your Questions

You need to know what's really happening in your economy. Where do your products come from. Which suppliers are local. How your workforce is connected. Whether people support domestic content. Generic data won't tell you this.

Three Study Types

One Intelligence System for Domestic Content

Start at the national level. Go deeper into your industry. Get precise at the local level. Every study feeds into a complete picture of how domestic content flows through your economy.

01
National Level
Made in Country Studies

Understand public sentiment across your entire country. Know how people feel about domestic products, jobs, investment, and economic development.

National sentiment baseline
Support for local businesses
Investment preferences
Economic development priorities

Examples: Made in America, Made in Canada, Made in Mexico

You know what your market believes about domestic content.
02
Industry Level
Industry-Specific Studies

Go deeper into your sector. Measure suppliers, workforce, sourcing, and investment within your industry to spot gaps and opportunities.

Supplier participation
Workforce domestic sourcing
Investment and contracts
Supply chain domestic content

Examples: Made in America Energy, Made in Mexico Tourism

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You know your industry's domestic participation and where to grow.
03
Local Level
U.S. Local Content Studies

Measure local economic participation by ZIP code, city, county, and state. See which businesses, contracts, and jobs stay local.

Local business participation
Employee residence and careers
Supplier contracts
Company ownership by location

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You know your local economy at the ZIP code level.

Eight Key Dimensions

Know What Matters to Your Economy

Public Sentiment

How people feel about domestic products and local businesses.

Suppliers

Which suppliers are domestic and where they're located.

Workforce

Who works in your economy and where they live.

Contracts

Which contracts stay local and how much value flows domestic.

Country of Origin

Where products and services are actually made.

Company Ownership

Who owns businesses in your market.

Local Participation

How much of your economy is locally owned and operated.

Investment Flow

Where capital comes from and where value is created.

Industry Study

Custom Research

Research Built Around Your Questions

Our three study types give you standardized data across regions. But your questions might be unique. We design custom research around whatever you need to know about domestic content, supply chains, workforce, investment, or economic development.

Who We Work With

Manufacturers mapping supply chain domestic content
Government agencies measuring economic impact
Economic development organizations planning growth
Nonprofits tracking local investment and jobs
Trade and industry organizations understanding sectors
Communities measuring local participation and ownership
Organizations with domestic-content-specific questions

What We Can Measure

Public sentiment about your products and market
Supplier participation by region or sector
Workforce domestic sourcing and participation
Contract and procurement domestic content
Country of origin for products and services
Company ownership by location and type
Local economic participation and impact
Industry Study

Better Outcomes

What These Studies Enable

01

Better Investment Decisions

Know where domestic participation is weak. Direct capital to strengthen your supply chains. Make investments that build local advantage instead of guessing.

02

Smarter Incentive Programs

Target incentives where they'll actually strengthen domestic participation. Measure whether programs work. Build public trust through transparent, data-driven policies.

03

Strategic Procurement

Find qualified domestic suppliers. Build strategic relationships instead of defaulting to the cheapest option. Strengthen your supply chain while supporting local participation.

04

Economic Development That Works

Plan programs based on real data about your economy. Understand what's working. Attract investment and talent to your region. Build competitive advantage based on facts.

05

Public Trust and Transparency

Show people exactly how their economy works. Prove that policies are supporting domestic participation. Build confidence in your economic development strategy.

Industry Study

Ready to know your economy?

Start with a national study. Go deeper with industry research. Get precise with local data. Every step builds your domestic content intelligence.

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