11.   A devaluation of the currency helps exporters by making their products cheaper overseas.

12.   A higher dollar helped some exporters.

13.   A rise in the U.S. currency helps Japanese exporters by making their products less expensive in the American market.

14.   A rising dollar helps European exporters by making their products more competitive abroad and increasing the value of their dollar sales when converted to marks and francs.

15.   A rising dollar helps exporters by making their products more competitive abroad and increasing the value of their dollar sales when converted to marks and francs.

16.   A higher dollar helps exporters by increasing the profit they make on sales abroad.

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

18.   A strong dollar helps exporters by increasing the yen value of dollar-denominated profits and making it easier to cut prices overseas.

19.   A strong dollar helps exporters by making their goods cheaper abroad and increasing their earnings when they repatriate their dollar-denominated earnings.

20.   A strong dollar helps exporters such as automakers by increasing the yen value of dollar-denominated profits and making it easier to cut prices overseas.