1.   A falling yen should help a bit, though domestic industries such as construction, retailing and property will not benefit.

2.   And the strong yen has actually helped some manufacturers.

3.   A cheaper yen helps Japanese exporters keep prices down in overseas markets and expands dollar denominated revenue when repatriated.

4.   A falling yen helps Japanese exporters by making their goods cheaper, and more competitive, on overseas markets.

5.   A falling yen helps the Japanese economy by making exports cheaper in foreign currency terms.

6.   A cheaper yen helps Japanese exporters keep prices down in overseas markets and expands dollar-denominated revenue when repatriated.

7.   A cheaper yen helps Japanese exporters keep prices low in overseas markets and expands dollar denominated revenue when repatriated.

8.   A falling yen would help Japan by making foreign products more expensive and by discouraging Japanese companies from moving operations offshore.

9.   A higher yen helps increase South Korean exports by raising the prices of their Japanese competitors.

10.   A lower yen helps Japanese exporters because it makes their goods less expensive in foreign markets.