21.   A strong yen hurts exporters by reducing profits when dollar-denominated revenues are repatriated.

22.   A strong yen hurts Japanese exporters by eroding their earnings when they are converted into yen.

23.   A stronger yen hurts Japanese exporters by reducing profits earned on overseas sales.

24.   A stronger yen hurts the economy by making Japanese exports less price competitive.

25.   A stronger yen often hurts Japanese stocks by making Japanese exports more expensive abroad.

26.   A strong yen hurts earnings at electronics and other exporters by cutting the value of dollar-denominated revenue and pressuring them to raise prices overseas.

27.   A strong yen hurts Japanese exporters by making their products more expensive abroad.

28.   A strong yen hurts Japanese exporters by raising the price on their goods abroad and slashing dollar revenues.

29.   A stronger yen could hurt Japanese stocks by making their products more expensive abroad.

30.   A stronger yen hurts exporters by pressuring them to raise prices in overseas markets and by slicing into dollar-denominated profits when repatriated.