31.   A higher dollar increases the yen value of profits made overseas and allows Japanese producers to reduce prices in foreign markets.

32.   A higher dollar means exporters get more francs for dollars earned abroad and their products are more competitive.

33.   A higher dollar means exporters get more francs for dollars earned abroad.

34.   A higher dollar means exporters get more francs when they convert their dollar sales into the French currency.

35.   A higher dollar means oil companies get more francs for the crude they sell, which is priced in dollars on international markets.

36.   A higher dollar means profits earned overseas buy more yen when earnings are brought home to be tallied.

37.   A higher dollar reduces what the company receives for revenue earned in foreign currencies.

38.   A higher dollar would increase the cost of imported raw materials.

39.   A higher dollar against the yen increases the value of profits earned by Japanese manufacturers overseas and eases pressure to raise prices abroad.

40.   A higher dollar bolsters profit growth at exporters by increasing the yen value of earnings made in dollars overseas and easing pressure to raise prices abroad.