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Extractions: This section appeared in the June 1996 issue of JCK: ANOTHER LOOK AT DIAMOND PROFITS Glenn Rothman's editorial (JCK, April 1996, page 30) blaming the Rapaport List for declining profits in the diamond trade raises important issues. Is there "little or no profit at every level of polished diamond trading?" If so, why have profits declined? Can we simply blame the Rapaport List or is there more to the story of declining profits. Perhaps economic forces much more powerful than Rapaport are restructuring our industry? Before we take a look at the real issues impacting diamond profits, it is important to recognize Rothman's instinctive need to find a simple solution to a complex problem and target a scapegoat. This need is undoubtedly shared by others in the trade who have experienced declining profits. The problem with Rothman's analysis is not merely that it is conceptually and factually wrong, but also that its emotional appeal encourages the trade to adopt false solutions to real problems. Firms that are having difficulty surviving in the current market need to confront the new challenges and opportunities of a changing industry head-on. They must adapt if they are to survive. Wishful thinking about the good old days is a recipe for disaster, for the good old days are long gone. The only hope for survival is to focus on the future and find ways to make money in the good new days. Forward-thinking strategic planners who take advantage of new opportunities will do well. Backward-thinking firms that make emotional decisions based on a yearning for the good old days are doomed to become part of the history they so fondly recall.
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Extractions: These are "reviewed" links and not "Claus' links to everything on the web." That means, I have visited the sites and found they they carry some useful original information for mineral and fossil collectors, that would be good to have if you are interested in ... whatever. That is obviously frightfully pretentious, but there are already several substantial collections of unreviewed links, some of which I have included. Use those. The criteria for inclusion on this list are roughly: a) The site contains original editorial material (e.g., locality descriptions), or b) describes or gives access to such information (e.g., publisher's web pages). Mostly I exclude sites that are collections of links, address and staff directories, compilations of photographs or mere pricelists. Many sites include such material and I have no problems with that, but by itself it does not tell me anything about rocks. Similarly, I do not link to every museum or earth sciences department with a web site, but only to those offering on-line displays. If you need museum web sites, consult the museum directory in the Other information section.
