11.   A stronger dollar means U.S. exporters get fewer dollars when they convert overseas revenue into the U.S. currency.

12.   A weaker dollar means exporters get fewer francs for their dollar-denominated revenue.

13.   A weaker franc means Swiss exporters get more francs for revenue earned abroad.

14.   A stronger dollar means exporters get more guilders when repatriating dollar-denominated sales.

15.   A strengthening dollar means exporters get more Swiss francs for their overseas revenue.

16.   A stronger dollar means exporters get more guilders when bringing home dollar-denominated sales.

17.   A stronger dollar means exporters get more kronor in exchange for dollar sales.

18.   A strong dollar means exporters get more francs for sales abroad.

19.   A weaker dollar makes German goods more expensive abroad and means exporters get fewer marks when they repatriate their dollars.

20.   A weaker dollar means exporters get less francs for dollars earned abroad.