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    This document provides references for research on the global diamond industry. The references are from sources such as industry reports from Bain & Company and the Diamond Consultants Canada, academic papers, and fact sheets from the World Diamond Council. One reference examines whether players in the dynamic diamond industry can achieve sustainable competitive advantages. Another reference looks at the growth of the Chinese and Indian economies and the potential increase in demand for diamonds from a rising middle class in those countries.

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    Gerry, J. Kevan, S. and Richard, W. (2008). Exploring Corporate Strategy. (8th


    edn). London: Financial Times Prentice Hall. pp. 55-67.

    Linde, O. Prinsloo, G. and Spektorov, Y. (2011). The global diamond industry,


    Bain & Company, Inc. and Antwerp World Diamond Centre private foundation
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    McAdams, D. and Reavis, C. (2008). De Bearss Diamond Dilemma, MIT Sloan


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    Nkiruka, M. (2010). The dynamic diamond industry: is it feasible for its players to
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    World Diamond Council. (no date). Diamond mining and the environment fact
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    It is also forecasted that together with the fast growing of Chinese and Indian economy,
    the proportion of middle class is increasing gradually (Linde et al. 2008). Therefore, the
    demand for diamond in China and India is predicted to be attractive enough for
    development of diamond industry in the future.

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