21.   A stronger yen also helps stabilize export markets in the region, reducing the chances that Asian exporters engage in a competitive bidding war.

22.   A stronger yen helps bonds by increasing the returns of investors who change their earnings back into weaker currencies.

23.   A stronger yen would help slow exports by making the dollar-denominated price of Japanese products more expensive.

24.   A stronger yen helps importers by cutting the price they pay for goods purchased abroad in dollars.

25.   A weaker yen could help a recovery by making Japanese exports cheaper and, therefore, more attractive abroad.

26.   A weaker yen helps Japanese exporters price their products more competitively in foreign markets and boosts dollar-denominated profits when repatriated.

27.   A weaker yen helps Japanese exporters to sell more cars in the American market by making the products less expensive there.

28.   A weaker yen helps them keep prices down overseas and expands dollar-denominated revenue when repatriated.

29.   A weak yen helps Japanese exporters by making their products cheaper abroad.

30.   A weak yen helps Japanese exporters by making their products less expensive in overseas markets.