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In the diamond industry, quotas and high prices have led to illegal trade and corrupt business activities. The worldwide media have helped bring attention to the problems, and
international organizations have begun to address them. Which of the following continents would most likely be the target of this attention and policy?
A. South America
B. Africa
C. Australia
D. Antarctica
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