31.   Exporters get fewer Canadian dollars when they exchange the money they made abroad for the domestic currency.

32.   Exporters get much of their revenue from sales in the U.S., and weak U.S. equities make less money available for foreign investors to buy these shares.

33.   German shares rose as exporters got a boost from a stronger dollar, which set a five-month high against the mark.

34.   It also means exporters get fewer pounds when they convert dollars or marks or francs into their home currency.

35.   Moss says that when exporters get bigger, they will need more space and tax and other incentives if they want to stay in New York.

36.   Scher said he would rather see European exporters get discouraged and press the European Union to relent on U.S. beef than have Americans pay more at the grocery store.

37.   Thai and Indonesian banks are making so few loans that even some established exporters cannot get the cash they need to produce goods.

38.   That cuts the number of marks German exporters get for the dollars earned abroad.

39.   That means exporters like Roche get more francs for sales made in dollars.

40.   That boosts the number of francs exporters get for dollars earned abroad.